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That is what Google Forms does, but it looks like you've added the benefit of more custom styling which Google Forms is not very flexible about. I run my blog'
by eatonphil 5y ago
That is what Google Forms does, but it looks like you've added the benefit of more custom styling which Google Forms is not very flexible about.
I run my blog's subscription system off of Google Forms -> Google Sheets. It's free and very simple but I definitely don't like how ugly Google Forms is.
- a_band 5y agoYou got it 100%. Google Forms is great until you have to integrate it with a website. This is meant to work just like Google Forms but with the ability to be embedded right into any layout.
- eatonphil 5y agoNice, I liked the blog post you've got too [0]. I forgot my other gripe with Google Forms is that there's probably lost conversions to subscribers because it leaves my own site. I keep meaning to follow one of these guides to embedding a form and posting to Google Sheets but the Google Sheets API is confusing and everyone's guide for doing this has a different method. I just need to spend the time on it... [0] https://sheetmonkey.io/articles/how-to-submit-a-html-form-to-google-sheets.html https://sheetmonkey.io/articles/how-to-submit-a-html-form-to...
- a_band 5y agoThanks! Glad you found that post helpful. Yeah, the Google APIs are very powerful but not user-friendly at all for developers looking for a quick way to save data into a sheet.