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Collect emails from your visitors

Your page can look great and still let everyone leave without a trace. An email box fixes that: interested visitors leave their address, and you find them all in your dashboard; nothing to install, no spreadsheet to keep.

If you built your page with an AI assistant (the usual way on Bailey), you don’t touch any code; you just ask.

  1. Open the assistant you used to build your page. The same one that put your site online.

  2. Ask it, in your own words. For example: “Add a box where visitors can leave their email, and save the addresses in Bailey.”

  3. Answer two quick questions. Bailey makes sure you decide what the emails are for (say, “to tell people when I launch”) and how long you keep them. That’s the whole privacy part, in plain language; you don’t need to be a lawyer, and nothing is guessed for you.

  4. Let it publish. Your assistant updates the page. The email box is now live.

  5. Read your contacts. Open your project in Bailey and go to the Data tab. Every address people leave shows up there, newest first. You can export or erase them whenever you want.

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