Lead Generation with Hosted Videos Using Forms

Users can generate more leads by setting a timestamp lock on the hosted video, which then displays a popup form. In order to continue watching the video, the viewer must fill out and submit this form.

Benefits

  • Restricted Viewing: Limit video viewing up to a specific timestamp.

  • Enhanced Engagement: Engage your audience and generate leads effortlessly.

  • Incentivize Viewers: Lock the most captivating part of the video to encourage course sign-ups, registrations, and more.

  • Video Funnels: Utilize our beautiful forms to transform your video into a lead generation funnel.

How to Use:

  • Add the "Video" element and choose the "Hosted Video" option. 

  • Enable the "Generate leads from video" setting.

  • Enter the desired timestamp when you would like to the form to appear (in hours, minutes, or seconds). 

  • Choose a form to display at the specified timestamp.

  • Decide whether to allow users to close the form and continue watching. If this option is disabled, viewers must submit the form for the video to proceed.

Important Notes:

  • If a user has previously submitted a form for a specific video, the timestamp lock will not appear for two weeks, allowing uninterrupted viewing.

  • This feature requires the "Hosting Video" option since this is the only video type that supports time tracking.

  • The feature is incompatible with video elements inside popups to avoid overlay issues.


FAQ's

Q: How do I set up the timestamp lock?

A: After selecting your video, enable the "Generate leads from video" toggle and input your desired timestamp.

Q: Can viewers bypass the form?

A: If you enable the "Allow user to close the form and continue" option, viewers can close the form without submitting. If disabled, they must submit the form to continue.

Q: Can I use any video for this feature?

A: This feature is available only for hosted videos.

Q: What happens if a user has already submitted a form for a video?

A: The timestamp lock will not be displayed for two weeks, allowing the user to watch the video without interruptions.

Q: Can I use this feature with video elements inside popups?

A: No, this feature is not available for video elements within popups to prevent overlay issues.

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