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Anonymous
March 18, 2014
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Add Subscribe to Blog Option on Forms

  • March 18, 2014
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We use Feedburner to manage blog email subscriptions. Is there a way to add some sort of checkbox to a Marketo form that we could use to say 'subscribe to our blog'? Then the person would check it and be subscribed with email used in the form? 

I could have the checkbox and make a smart list that adds everyone that that checked the box but how would they get into Feedburner? Or would I need to consider another blog email subscription platform? Anyone doing this?
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Anonymous
March 18, 2014
Been asked for years and Marketo never did anything about it...also, Feedburner is an orphaned product like Google so I wouldn't depend on it too heavily.

I created my own blog subscription using Marketo and have to manually send the emails when new posts are created. The guys at Perkuto are working on something called Digesto, which is some sort of wizardry that handles RSS feeds in Marketo. Check them out.
Josh_Hill13
Josh_Hill13
Level 10
March 18, 2014

You could easily add a checkbox to the form.
 

You would have to export this list and import it to Feedburner....or use something like Digesto to auto-send the RSS feed...email me at josh@perkuto.com for a beta test.

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Anonymous
March 18, 2014
Thanks. Im not going to export/upload lists or send blog posts via Marketo. Sounds like this is not a Marketo capability at this time.
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Anonymous
February 10, 2015
Has this changed? We are also looking to embed a subscription form into our blogging platform that can hook up to Marketo...
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Anonymous
May 20, 2015

Have you heard any new developments on using Marketo to link to blogs for subscription?

SanfordWhiteman
SanfordWhiteman
Level 10
May 20, 2015

This is a pretty generic question. Are you asking if a Marketo-created embedded form can cross-post its form fields to another service? Yes, of course it can. Show me how you would create a native HTML form to do this and I'll show you how to use a Mkto form to do the same thing.

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Anonymous
May 20, 2015

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