True, it's Jamila from Buy Pink, and I have been asked a few times how I organize my freebies and how I give them away. So, I wanted to do a quick video to show how I do it and how easy it is. I've been with Flodesk for about a year now, since early September last year. I think I joined when it was still in beta, but I loved the way the emails look. You can see some examples here before I log in. The email templates are visually appealing, which is why I decided to give it a shot. Plus, it was super inexpensive. You can try Flodesk for free using the link I will provide in the description. As I mentioned, I wanted to show how I distribute my freebies. Initially, when I started giving them away, I had a setup where I would give the link out once or have people sign up for an email to get the link. Then, they had access to the freebie forever. However, a blogger friend of mine suggested that I make people sign up for my email newsletter. So, I started setting it up that way. I'll show you real quick how I set it up. In this pumpkin craft example, there is a "Jump to Craft" button that makes it easier for people to navigate. When they click on the button, it opens a new window with a link to the cut file. This link takes them to a form where they fill in their first name, last name, and email address. Once they click "Download the Freebie," the file is automatically sent to their email address. This way, they have to subscribe to my email newsletter, and I have them on my list. When I started...
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