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Lead forms: design, embed and share
Lead Forms uses a drag-and-drop designer to create a clear route for new interest. Forms can use optional, unticked consent boxes. The texting consent language includes message frequency, “Msg & data rates may apply,” HELP and STOP, and a statement that consent is not a condition of purchase.
After submission, a form can show a thank-you, create a contact and lead, add someone to a segment, start an automation or notify the team. Embed it with an inline script, popup button, iframe or hosted link. Use the allowed-sites list and spam protection to keep the form where it belongs.
Campaign work is easier to trust when every message begins with a clear purpose and the right contact context. Keep email and text choices separate, use the shared contact record before you send and make the next follow-up useful to the person receiving it. A considered audience is more valuable than simply sending to the largest possible list.
How to approach it
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Design the form
Add the fields and optional consent choices that match the information you need.
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Choose the after-submit action
Set the helpful next step, such as a thank-you, contact, lead, segment, automation or notification.
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Choose how to share it
Use an inline script, popup button, iframe or hosted link on an allowed site.
This isn’t legal advice — check the rules that apply to your business.