Wufoo: Form Builder

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For a while now, I have been looking for a simple way to create a Web form on my blog. Since I am a publisher, I occasionally give away books. I needed a simple way for my readers to sign up for this. I looked at several solutions, but Wufoo is exactly what I needed. It is super easy AND super powerful. Once I have collected the names, I can export them to an Excel spreadsheet, comma delimited file, or a text file. My IT department can even connect to the database through Wufoo’s API and extract the names.

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  • http://intensedebate.com/people/royvalverde royvalverde

    yes, i would like to add this to my blog. But is it compatible with the Blogger site blogs? I'm at innercityleadership.blogspot.com. and I would like to upgrade.

  • http://stepuptothecall.blogspot.com Larry

    Thanks for the heads-up. I've also seen Google Docs used for this – it's free and very easy to use. There's a good intro at:
    http://www.mattsilverman.com/2008/10/introduction…
    or for the visually-minded, a tutorial at:
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DCSKJavdglU

    As they're both Google, I'm pretty sure this works well with Blogger.

  • Alex

    We were using WuFoo in our agency but switched to PHPForms it is a cheaper solution with the same features.

    • http://michaelhyatt.com/ Michael Hyatt

      Good to know.