Although I think you’re better off not hosting your hot, hot beta launch screen yourself, if you simply must have complete control there’s LaunchEffect, a WordPress theme that recreates the complex process of asking for – and storing – email addresses of wannabe beta users.
The system supports three basic functions:
LaunchEffect is free but a premium version adds an animated countdown, a more brandable experience, and a more formal blog layout. You can check out a demo of the premium version here. The premium version costs $35 for a single-site license.
Again, some folks like to have complete control and some like to cede a little control for proven performance. Either way, it’s a fun way to build a buzz.
Source:http://techcrunch.com/2012/03/01/rock-your-launch-get-it-with-this-email-collecting-wordpress-theme/
The system supports three basic functions:
Visitors to your website sign up using their email.
Upon signing up, the page generates a special URL for them to share with their friends.
Use the URL to track your most active referrers and reward them for spreading the word.
You can then track the most excited folks – the folks who referred the most people – and give them a special prize like a beta account, a goldfish, or a bag of onions.Upon signing up, the page generates a special URL for them to share with their friends.
Use the URL to track your most active referrers and reward them for spreading the word.
LaunchEffect is free but a premium version adds an animated countdown, a more brandable experience, and a more formal blog layout. You can check out a demo of the premium version here. The premium version costs $35 for a single-site license.
Again, some folks like to have complete control and some like to cede a little control for proven performance. Either way, it’s a fun way to build a buzz.
Source:http://techcrunch.com/2012/03/01/rock-your-launch-get-it-with-this-email-collecting-wordpress-theme/
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