Opt-in/lead form
Tony's Acoustic Challenge Opt-in/lead form — guitarclass.tv: an opt-in as a conversation
Why it works
A chat built with Lovable on its own domain. It asks one question, mirrors the answer, asks for a first name and then an email, and opens the class video on the same screen. The question changes one reply and nothing else: the form, the Drip tag (“MAIN Webclass”) and the video are the same for both answers, and the answer isn’t sent to Drip. Its config sets a “Get Started Now” button at five minutes into the video; in this capture it hadn’t appeared after ten.
“Hello! Which feels closer to you right now?” Two buttons: “I’m new to guitar” and “I’m trying to get back into it”. 
The reply mirrors the answer (“Starting guitar later in life is a big step — and a good one”), then “Does that feel familiar?” The other branch gets “Guitar has a way of drifting in and out of life” and the same question. 
“After working with more than 41,000 adult students… I’ll walk you through that in the free guitar class. Would you like me to send it to you?” One button: “Yes, send it over”. 
“Before I send it, what’s your first name?”, asked inside the chat, one field at a time. 
“Nice to meet you, Alex. Where should I send the class?” The email comes last, after three yeses. Submitting it opens the 53-minute class on the same screen.