https://dsokolovskiy.com/blog/tags/mailchimp/ On the DJ career, music industry, marketing, professional growth, productivity tools, personal journey and life en Aegea 11.0 (v4079e) mail@dsokolovskiy.com On the DJ career, music industry, marketing, professional growth, productivity tools, personal journey and life no 768 https://dsokolovskiy.com/blog/all/course-notification-form/ Tue, 07 Jun 2022 19:45:14 +0100 https://dsokolovskiy.com/blog/all/course-notification-form/ <div class="artwork"><div class="e2-text-picture"> <img src="https://dsokolovskiy.com/blog/pictures/course-notification-form-en.jpg" width="1600" height="970" alt="" /> </div> </div><p>My course announcement page had a form where you could sign up for a notification. Under the hood, this form worked through the Mailchimp email service, where all the email addresses were stored. And Mailchimp took over and blocked my account in one day, without a single warning and the ability to retrieve my content – my subscriber base and emails – from there. Now I don’t even know the addresses of those interested in the course. The last time I looked, there were about a hundred people there. The same thing happened to all other email forms on my website.</p> <p>Anyway, I reworked the form a bit, and now there is a Google form under the hood. Google, fortunately, is not blocking Russian users yet.</p> <p>If you have previously left your email in this form, please do it again: <a href="/courses/">dsokolovskiy.com/courses/</a>.</p> <p>(Now, it’s definitely not the best time for me to create content ... But who knows, maybe someday I’ll still finish it).</p>