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Native Integrations — Integrate GetResponse

The purpose of this guide is to explain the process of how to integrate My Web Audit’s lead widgets with GetResponse. STEP 1: Create a new lead widget or edit an existing lead widget. Visit the Integrations tab and click on the Add Integration button. STEP 2: Search for GetResponse and click on the Add button. STEP 3: Get the API token from your GetResponse account. Click here to learn where to find the API Key. STEP 4: Enter the account name and API Key, then click on the Connect Account button. STEP 5: After successfully connecting the GetResponse account, you will be redirected to the next screen, where you can complete the integration. Please note: You will be required to select a list in the next step. If you do not have any lists under your GetResponse account, click here to learn how to create a new list in GetResponse. STEP 6: Select the list from the dropdown and select the tag if you want to associate your lead with a tag. STEP 7: Next, map the fields. Our app allows you to store the Website URL and Report URL. If you do not see the fields to map, you can create the custom fields under your GetResponse account. Please click here to learn how to create custom fields. STEP 8: Select the Website URL and Report URL fields from the dropdown. STEP 9: If you have enabled GDPR fields on your lead widget form, you will be able to map the fields for GDPR consent. STEP 10: If you have enabled the Custom Fields on your lead widget form, you will see the option to map them as well. STEP 11: Optionally, you can map the fields to store the UTM parameters in your GetResponse account. This way, if a user widgets on a page on your website with UTM parameters where you have My Web Audit’s lead widget installed, the lead widget will capture the UTM parameters and pass them to your CRM. STEP 12: Click on the Connect to GetResponse button. If you have any questions, please email support at support@mywebaudit.com.
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