Collect Blog Email Subscribers with the Subscriber Form 

GoHighLevel just rolled out a feature that makes it easier to collect blog email subscribers. It works right inside the Blog Builder, so users can drop in a subscribe form without needing any extra tools or code.

This new element is built to help users turn blog traffic into actual leads. It’s clean, quick to set up, and works right inside your GHL site editor.

Here’s what you get with the update:

• Drag-and-drop subscribe form. Just grab the element and place it anywhere on your blog post layout.
• Easy design controls. Edit the title, button text, fonts, colors, and spacing. No need to mess with code.
• Two layout styles. Choose a plain form or one with an image layout, depending on your blog style.
• CRM contact creation. Every person who fills out the form is automatically added as a contact.
• Smart tagging. GHL automatically adds a tag to each subscriber, making them easy to follow up with later.

With this feature, bloggers and agencies can start growing their list directly from each post. No outside plugins or forms. Just GoHighLevel and your content working together.

GoHighLevel makes it simple to collect blog email subscribers with just a few steps inside the Blog Builder. Anyone managing content on GHL can follow this without needing a developer.

• The main menu on the left side of your screen includes all the main areas you work in when using GoHighLevel (GHL).

1.1 Click on the Sites menu item to access the Websites section.

• You’ll now be in the Sites section, where you can access the Websites tab from the top menu.

1.2 Click the Websites tab.

1.3 Click an existing website.

• You should now see the list of pages for that website.

2.1 Click the edit button on a page.

• You should now be inside the GoHighLevel website builder.

3.1 Add the Subscribe to Mailing List element from the elements library to a section on the page.

• The Subscribe to Mailing List element should now appear on the canvas.

4.1 Choose the tags you want to link to new submissions.

• The main menu on the left side of the screen includes all the marketing tools in GoHighLevel.

5.1 Click the Marketing menu item to open the Emails section.

• You should now be in the Marketing section, where you can open the Emails tab from the top menu.

5.2 Click the Emails tab.

5.3 Click the Campaigns sub tab.

5.4 Click a blank email.

• Or you can create a new one.

• You should now be inside the email editor.

6.1 Add the RSS Header and RSS Items to the canvas.

6.2 Click the Send or Schedule button.

• You should now be in the sending configuration settings.

7.1 Click RSS Schedule and set the sending time.

• Scroll down in the sending configuration.

8.1 Toggle on Choose Contacts with Tags, then add the tags used in the Subscribe to Mailing List element.

This is the fastest way to start growing a list of blog email subscribers without plugins or complex setup. It’s built right into GHL and ready to use.

Setting up the form is the first step. But getting people to actually subscribe takes a little more thought. These practical tips can help any GHL user improve their results and grow their list more consistently.

• Make the form easy to find. Place it where people naturally stop reading. The end of the post or right before your conclusion usually works well. You can also test placing it near the top if your posts are short.
• Write a clear reason to sign up. Use a short headline above the form that tells readers what they’ll get. Try something like “Join the weekly update” or “Get new blog posts by email.” People are more likely to subscribe if they know what to expect.
• Keep the form simple. The fewer fields, the better. Asking for just an email address is usually enough. Extra fields may cause drop-offs.
• Offer value, not hype. If you want to collect blog email subscribers, offer something useful. It could be new posts, insider tips, or occasional offers. Just be honest and clear.
• Test and improve. Use the plain layout first. Then try the image version. Change your button text or move the form to a different spot. These small changes can show what works best for your readers.

Good design helps. But clear messaging and placement matter even more when it comes to growing your email list from blog traffic.

The new subscribe form inside GoHighLevel makes it easier to collect blog email subscribers, but users may still have a few questions. Here are some of the most common ones.

This feature gives users a clean way to build their list of blog email subscribers using tools already built into GoHighLevel.

For anyone writing blog content inside GoHighLevel, this new subscribe form is a smart addition. It gives users a way to collect blog email subscribers without needing outside tools or extra setup.

The form connects straight to the CRM, creates a contact, and applies a tag. From there, users can trigger emails or workflows. Everything stays in one system, which keeps things simple and easy to manage.

If you’ve been publishing content without a way to build your email list, this feature is a solid starting point. It helps turn traffic into contacts and lets your blog do more than just sit there.