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Sharing a File/Resource with Google Drive or Dropbox
Sharing a File/Resource with Google Drive or Dropbox

When you create your landing page, you may want to share a resource or file that you want easy access to update as often as you'd like.

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Written by Wesley Rocha
Updated over a year ago

If you'd like to share a resource, or download, or multiple files, or PDFs that you want to easily update as often as you'd like, but in one place.

Using a Google Drive or dropbox folder is one of the easiest ways to do that.

Google Drive

  1. Right-click to create a new folder in your drive. Use a folder name you'll remember is "shared" with the public.

  2. Upload any files, pdfs, resources you want users to be able to download from the folder.

  3. For each file, right click, and click to Share > Share.

  4. Change General Acces to Anyone with the link.

  5. Click Done.

  6. Now do the same for the folder itself. Right click on the folder name, and click to Share > Share.

  7. Click Get Link.

  8. Take that link and use it in your landing page, or follow up emails, etc. as the link someone would use to download your resource/lead magnet.

Watch the video below for a tutorial:

Dropbox

  1. Open https://dropbox.com/ and login.

  2. Click the Create dropdown and select Folder.

  3. Enter a folder name you'll remember is "shared" with the public.

  4. Refresh the page.

  5. Go to the folder, and upload any files, pdfs, resources you want users to be able to download from the folder.

  6. Right click on the file and click Share with Dropbox.

  7. Make sure the setting says anyone can view.

  8. Close that dialog.

  9. Click on the folder name.

  10. Click the Share dropdown.

  11. Click Share with Dropbox.

  12. Make sure the dialog says "Share this folder". If not, go back to step 8.

  13. Change the permission to Anyone with this link can view.

  14. Click to Create a link.

  15. Copy the link.

  16. Take that link and use it in your landing page, or follow up emails, etc. as the link someone would use to download your resource/lead magnet.

Watch the video for a tutorial:

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