I’m pleased to announce that I’ve just upload a new Mautic landing page template to the template store. Called Hero Form, this Mautic landing page template is built using Bootstrap 4 (fully responsive). As standard, it features two areas for you to insert a form – one in the hero image at the top (hence the name) and one at the bottom of the page. (And it works really well …
In a previous post, I covered how to lay out Mautic forms using horizontal styling if your WordPress theme uses Bootstrap. But a client recently needed me to get a Mautic form horizontal layout in a WordPress theme that doesn’t use Bootstrap. So I created a form theme for Mautic, which I’ve made available to buy here. Installing the Mautic form horizontal layout theme Once you’ve downloaded the theme, you …
Mautic and WordPress work very well together. But one question that gets asked time and again on the Mautic Community is how to modify the default Mautic form layout. In this post, I’ll explain one way a non-coder can achieve a horizontal form layout easily. The problem with the default Mautic form layout By default, Mautic forms appear with the fields laid out vertically. While this is okay for short, …
A common issue some people have with Mautic is how to create a double opt in email list. Some time ago, Mautic published a post on how to do this, but I’m going to show you a slightly different way. What is double opt in? Double opt in is the recommended method for building email lists. With a single opt-in, there are potential issues that any good email marketer wants …
Adding new emails to an existing campaign is something that comes up a lot in the Mautic forums. You would be forgiven for thinking that you can just add emails to a campaign and they’ll go out as you intend, but Mautic campaigns don’t work quite like that. Adding new emails to an existing campaign A common scenario is where you have a campaign that sends emails to your …
