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How to Add a Form to Google Sites - Tutorial for Beginners
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- Опубликовано: 14 авг 2024
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Want to learn how to add a form to your Google Sites website in just a few easy steps? Forms are a great way to collect information from your website visitors and can be used for a variety of purposes, from surveys and polls to contact forms and event registration. In this video, Scott Friesen takes you through the entire process, from creating the form to embedding it into your Google Sites page. No coding skills are required, and you'll be able to complete this tutorial even if you're new to Google Sites!
0:00 Adding a form using Google Forms
2:50 Fixing common form display issues
4:20 Creating better-looking forms
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Clear and concise tutorial. The very same form applications I use on all my Sites. Been a subscriber of Jotform for years due to extensive integrations and functions - really extends capability of Google Sites. Look forward to more video on the subject.
Thanks for your feedback. I'd love to know more about how you are using Jotform with your setup.
@@Simpletivity I use it for payment gateway, office workflow and approvals, generally using the auto-responder / full email notifications, leveraging conditional logic to direct inquiries and data to specific administrators. For my Google Sites intranet designing it is a strong tool. Happy to share and contribute anything I can. Love supporting content creators. =)
Thanks so much for sharing your setup! So many great ways in which Jotform can be used and executed.
my form questions isn't showing because there is a file upload question, do you have any suggestion for that? thanks for the lesson!
Where are you collecting the data on the back side of jotform?
Great question, Bill. You can either access the data within your Jotform account OR integrate it with almost any other tool you'd like: www.jotform.com/integrations/
Thanks for the lesson! 👍👍My forms take up too much room on the home page (simple HOA website.) I find it easier to insert a link to the form or place it on a separate webpage away from the home page with a tab on the home page.
Hi John, thanks for sharing your experience. Yes, having a link to the form or creating another page for it can be a great way to get around this issue.
Great alternative to Google Forms, but
Can we review later the form results in Google data studio?
Hmmm, it doesn't look like it has a direct integration. But there are several tools/websites listed that would provide such a connection.
@@Simpletivity I see
Do you know any tool for making forms, where customers have to answer numerical questions (from 1 to 5) and at the end they get a grade. Maybe making a quiz?
And then, every half a year they come back to the form, get a different grade and it is compared (directly, recognizing the customer by email) with the previous results?
You may actually be able to do this with Jotform. At it's core, it is a powerful database and therefore should be able to handle this type of request. Feel free to reach out to their support team (very helpful).
Misleading title, this is an ad for formjot 👎
I have followed your instruction but when i sent a link to someone to test the website they are unable to see the form. Any idea what I may have done wrong? thank you