START HERE — YOUR ONE-CLICK OPT-IN PAGE

YOU DO NOT NEED A WEBSITE.

The easiest option is to use the free hosted landing-page feature inside your
autoresponder or email marketing service.

1. Open Landing Pages or Forms in your email service.
2. Create a blank page and import index.html if your service accepts HTML.
3. Connect the form to the email list you want to grow.
4. Create a welcome email containing the link to your course files.
5. Test the page with your own email address, then publish it.

Your email service will give you a hosted link that you can share. You do not
need to buy a domain, build a website, or pay for separate hosting.

CONNECTING THE FORM

Open index.html in a plain text editor. Near the top, replace:
YOUR_AUTORESPONDER_FORM_ACTION

with the form-action URL supplied by your email service. If your service gives
you complete form HTML instead, replace the form block marked START/END FORM.

COURSE DELIVERY

Add the course download or access link to the first automatic welcome email in
your autoresponder. This is more reliable than placing the private course link
on the public thank-you page.

COMPLETE AUTORESPONDER WALKTHROUGH

STEP 1 — CREATE A LIST

Open Lists, Audiences, or Contacts in your email service. Create a new list
named something clear, such as "Online Business Course Leads." Everyone who
requests the course will be stored here.

STEP 2 — CREATE A SIGNUP FORM

Open Forms or Landing Pages and select your new list. Request only an email
address, or a first name and email address. Fewer fields usually make the page
easier to complete.

STEP 3 — ADD THE LANDING PAGE

If your service accepts custom HTML, import index.html. If it supplies complete
form code, replace the form block marked START FORM and END FORM. If it only
offers a drag-and-drop editor, create a blank page and copy the supplied text
and course image into it.

STEP 4 — CREATE THE AUTOMATIC DELIVERY EMAIL

Open Automations, Workflows, or Sequences. Choose "subscriber joins the list"
as the trigger. Create the first email, thank the subscriber, and add a clear
button linking to the course access or download page. Save and activate it.

STEP 5 — TEST THE COMPLETE JOURNEY

Publish the landing page and subscribe with an email address that is not
already on the list. Confirm that:

- The subscriber appears on the correct list.
- The welcome email arrives.
- The course link opens correctly.
- The email includes the correct sender and unsubscribe information.
- The page and email look good on a phone.

STEP 6 — SHARE YOUR PAGE

Copy the public landing-page URL supplied by your email service. Share it in
emails, social posts, profiles, messages, or ads. You do not need a separate
website or domain.

WEBSITE OWNER WALKTHROUGH

Use these steps if you already own a domain and have a hosting account.

STEP 1 — DOWNLOAD AND UNZIP THE KIT

Open the ZIP file. Keep index.html and course-mockup.png together in the same
folder so the course image displays correctly.

STEP 2 — CREATE A PAGE FOLDER ON YOUR HOST

Open your hosting File Manager. Find the main website folder, often named
public_html, www, or htdocs. Create a new folder with a short name such as
free-course. Your page URL will look like:

https://yourdomain.com/free-course/

STEP 3 — CONNECT THE FORM

Create a signup form in your autoresponder and connect it to the correct list.
Copy the form-action URL or complete form code. Open index.html and replace
YOUR_AUTORESPONDER_FORM_ACTION. If you received complete form code instead,
replace the section marked START FORM and END FORM.

STEP 4 — UPLOAD THE FILES

Upload both index.html and course-mockup.png to the new folder. Do not rename
or separate the image unless you also change its filename inside index.html.

STEP 5 — SET UP COURSE DELIVERY

Create a welcome automation triggered when someone joins your course list.
Add the private course access link to the first email, save it, and switch the
automation on.

STEP 6 — TEST AND SHARE

Open your new page URL in a private browser window. Submit a test email and
confirm that the subscriber reaches the correct list, the welcome email arrives,
and the course link works. You can now share the page URL.

WORDPRESS USERS

The simplest option is normally to use your hosting account's File Manager and
upload the complete folder beside the WordPress files. Do not paste a complete
HTML document into the normal WordPress page editor. Advanced users can rebuild
the page in Elementor, Gutenberg, or another page builder and use the builder's
native form integration.

IMPORTANT

Autoresponders use different import systems. If yours does not accept custom
HTML, use its drag-and-drop landing-page builder and copy the text and images
from index.html. The finished design will still work; only the import method
changes.
