How to Add Email Marketing to Your Vercel v0 Website

By Sean Tinney October 16, 2025

Building with Vercel v0 is fast—you describe what you want, and AI generates a working site in minutes. But once visitors land on your page, what happens next? Without email marketing, you’re watching potential customers disappear without any way to follow up.

Adding email collection turns one-time visitors into long-term relationships you can nurture into paying customers.

Why Add Email Marketing to Vercel v0

Your v0 site might look great, but traffic without follow-up is just noise. Email dramatically outperforms social media or paid ads where you’re competing with algorithms and rising costs.

With email, you own the connection. When someone joins your list, you can reach them directly without worrying about platform changes or ad costs. Whether you’re launching a SaaS product, building a community, or selling digital products, email gives you a direct line to people who raised their hand and said “yes, I want to hear from you.”

For v0 sites specifically, email collection helps you:

• Capture leads before they leave your landing page
• Build an audience while you’re still developing your full product
• Test messaging and offers with real people who showed interest
• Create a launch list for your next feature or product

Step-by-Step Integration Guide

Step 1: Create Your Form in AWeber

First, you need somewhere for your email signups to go. Using AWeber’s Sign Up Form Builder, you can create different types of forms including inline forms for embedding or pop-up forms for grabbing attention.

Log into your AWeber account and navigate to the Sign Up Forms section. Choose “inline” if you want the form embedded directly on your page, or “pop-up” if you prefer forms that appear based on visitor behavior.

Customize your form with:

• A clear headline that tells visitors exactly what they’ll get
• Minimal fields (just email works great—you can always collect more later)
• A strong call-to-action button with benefit-focused text like “Send Me the Guide” instead of generic “Submit”

Step 2: Get Your Embed Code

Once your form looks right, AWeber generates the embed code automatically. Click the “Publish” button, then select “JavaScript” as your embed method.

Copy the entire code snippet—it’ll look something like a <script> tag with your unique form identifier. This code is what connects the form on Vercel v0 website to your AWeber list.

Step 3: Add to Your v0 Site

Here’s where v0’s flexibility shines. You can add the form code in two ways:

Option A: Direct Code Integration If you exported your v0 code to a framework like Next.js, paste the AWeber script into the appropriate component where you want the form to appear. For Next.js, use the <Script> component from next/script to load it properly.

Option B: Custom HTML Block If you’re still working within v0, you can prompt the AI to create a custom HTML container where you’ll paste your form code. Try something like: “Add a section for email signup with a custom HTML container for embed code.”

The form will now capture signups in real-time.

Step 4: Set Up Your Welcome Automation

Don’t just collect emails and ghost your subscribers. Welcome emails get 400% more opens than regular emails and 500% more clicks—this is your best chance to make a strong first impression.

Back in AWeber, navigate to Automations and create a new workflow. Set the trigger to “when someone subscribes to your list.”

Your first email should arrive immediately and deliver on whatever promise got them to sign up—whether that’s a free guide, early access, or exclusive content. Keep it conversational and personal.

A simple 3-email welcome sequence works great:

• Email 1 (immediate): Deliver what you promised and set expectations for future emails
• Email 2 (2 days later): Share your best content or a helpful resource
• Email 3 (5 days later): Introduce your main offer or invite engagement

Step 5: Test Your Form

Before sending traffic to your v0 site, test the entire flow:

• Submit your own email through the form
• Verify it appears in your AWeber subscriber list
• Check that your welcome email arrives as expected
• Click through any links to make sure they work

Test on both desktop and mobile—v0 sites are responsive by default, but you want to ensure the form displays correctly on all devices.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Form not appearing: Check that you pasted the complete embed code, including both opening and closing script tags. In React-based frameworks, make sure you’re using the proper Script component rather than a standard HTML script tag.

Signups not reaching AWeber: Verify your AWeber form is published and the list is active. Check for browser console errors that might indicate script conflicts.

Styling looks broken: AWeber forms inherit your site’s CSS. If the form looks odd, you may need to add custom CSS to override conflicting styles. AWeber’s form builder lets you adjust colors and fonts to match your site.

Double opt-in issues: By default, AWeber requires subscribers to confirm their email address. This is good for list quality but means signups won’t immediately see your welcome email. You can adjust this in your list settings under “Confirmed Opt-In.”

Best Practices for v0 Sites

Keep forms visible: Don’t hide your signup form at the bottom of long pages. Place forms where visitors naturally pause—after describing your main benefit, in your sidebar, or as an exit-intent popup.

Match your messaging: Your form promise should align with your page content. If your v0 landing page talks about productivity tips, don’t offer a generic newsletter—offer “5-minute productivity hacks delivered weekly.”

Mobile matters: v0 generates mobile-responsive designs by default using Tailwind CSS, but verify your email form works smoothly on phones. Mobile users won’t tolerate clunky forms.

Use our built-in integrations: We designed our platform with v0 users in mind. Our drag-and-drop email builder uses similar design principles to v0’s interface, and our AI Writing Assistant helps you create email content as quickly as v0 generates pages.

FAQs

What is a Vercel v0 website?

Vercel v0 is an AI-powered website and app builder that lets anyone create complete, working applications with a frontend, backend, AI-generated content and logic simply by describing what they want to build. Instead of coding from scratch, you chat with v0 to generate React components, landing pages, or full applications. It produces production-ready UI using modern frameworks like Next.js and React with Tailwind CSS styling.

Can I use other email platforms besides AWeber?

Absolutely. The process is similar across email platforms—create a form, get the embed code, add it to your site. However, we make integration particularly smooth with features designed for modern builders like you.

How quickly can I set this up?

Creating a hosted sign up form takes less than 5 minutes, and adding it to your v0 site takes another few minutes. You can have email collection running in under 15 minutes total.

Do I need coding knowledge for Vercel v0 email integration?

Not at all. Both v0 and AWeber are built for non-technical users. If you can copy and paste code, you can add email marketing to your v0 site.

What if I haven’t launched my v0 site yet?

Perfect time to add email collection. Start capturing interest before you launch so you have an audience ready when your product or service goes live.

Start Growing Your List

You built a great site with v0—now turn those visitors into lasting relationships. With our platform, you get everything you need: an intuitive form builder, powerful automation tools, and an AI Writing Assistant that helps you craft emails as quickly as v0 built your site.

Our drag-and-drop email builder feels familiar if you’ve used v0’s interface. Create professional campaigns without design skills, set up automation workflows that run themselves, and watch your subscriber list grow into real business results.

Ready to connect with your v0 visitors? Start your free AWeber trial and add email marketing to your site in minutes.