How to make a thank you page?

[Lynn Terry]

No, I think it's fine as-is. That tells them where to look for it if they don't see it right away. They can't resubscribe when their subscription is waiting for confirmation anyway - and it wouldn't do any good if they don't ever see the confirmation email. Know what I mean?

[Rick Olsen]

Geez, I should have thought before I spoke. Okay, it's on to the thank you page.

Should I have preloaded messages? If so, what would I put in them? Thanks.

[Lynn Terry]

You should have at least one follow-up message that welcomes them to your list. Just a custom confirmation message that lets them know what to expect next. What you put there will depend on what your list is - if it's a blog notification list you might say "stay tuned for new posts from CatLoverShopping.com and let me know if you have any pictures, videos or stories to share with the other readers!"

The key is to set it up in a way that makes the most sense for your main objective with the list. You want to build rapport with your readers, so they feel a connection with you and look forward to your emails and messages.