About WobblyCreek

I do use the url to sign up for my newsletter on my website and on facebook. Is it possible to create a list that differentiates the source? For example, a new subscriber from facebook would go into a different list than one from my WP website.    Additionally, the integration of Constant Contact with Book Funnel is clunky and isn't as seamless as it should be for the user or for me to allow them to opt in.   ... View more

I have not tried to create an Event. I'll see if that works. ... View more

Google Docs is used by authors prior to a Book Fair to pre-sell books. Readers can pre-order a book at a normally discounted price if they pay before the Book Fair or Conference event. If the reader doesn't want to prepay, but wants to reserve a book, it helps the author know how many books to transport to the Book Fair or Conference. Here's the link to the form. It's live, so don't order a book unless you mean it because you will break my heart.   Link to a Google Doc form for the August 2019 Indie BookFest in Orlando Florida   The form collects the name and email. I also include the question for the reader to opt in or to decline subscribing to my newsletter. There is no integration, so I enter their name and email manually if they opt in.    The form lists all of my books for sale and the cost if prepaid or if preordered. The reader selects the books and submits the form. The reader receives a copy of their response. It is possible for the reader to edit their responses later, although that is a setting the author establishes.    The major advantage I can see with having it in Constant Contact is the integration with my subscriber list. Also I could add it to my website as a permanent feature for readers to order signed books. And they can opt in (or decline) being included on my Constant Contact mailing list.     ... View more