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What the default form includes
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Collecting more subscriber information
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- First name
- Last name
- Company
- Location
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Tip: Keep it short
Every extra field adds a step for your readers, and longer forms tend to get fewer sign-ups. We recommend asking only for the information you’ll actually use. If you do add fields, consider making them optional so readers can still subscribe with just their email address.