This guide provides the step-by-step process of integrating your UpViral standard opt-in widget code with a WordPress site.
Important:
The standard widget code may only function properly on WordPress accounts that are under paid subscription plans.
What to Prepare on UpViral:
First, make sure that your campaign is completed and ready to be installed. Check out How to create a campaign? for a step-by-step process on how to create and launch an UpViral campaign that's ready for installation.
What to Prepare on WordPress:
- Opt-in Page on WordPress
- Share/Thank You Page on WordPress (if you'll be using a separate page)
Learn how to create your pages on WordPress by following this link.
In summary, to create a page, on the left-hand sidebar of WordPress, hover on the Pages option and click Add New:
If you want to use a separate Share/Thank You page, you need to create two pages and then you may name them accordingly.
Installation:
STEP 1:
On the Publish page, click on the “Embed Campaign” button then click “+ Embed campaign on another website”
STEP 2:
- Select "Embed Upviral opt-in Widget" if you want to embed the widget in standard form.
- Add the website URL where you wish to embed the opt-in widget.
STEP 3:
On the Opt-in widget settings, choose "Standard" to embed UpViral as a widget directly on your website. You can then adjust the widget's alignment and width to suit your preferences.
STEP 4:
On the Share widget settings, you have two options. You can choose to display the share widget on the same page as your opt-in widget or redirect it to another page using a third-party tool.
If you choose to redirect the share widget to another page, you will need to enter the page URL where you want it to appear after the user has signed up. Iou will also be able to preview your Share widget as shown below:
STEP 5:
The fourth step provides you with the necessary codes that you need to copy and paste into your website's editor. If you are unsure how to add the codes to your webpage, you may need to seek assistance from your web host.
On the Installation page, copy the "Embed Opt-in Widget" code, and then go to your Shopify opt-in page to paste the code.
STEP 6:
Back to your Pages tab on WordPress, open your WordPress page editor by clicking on the three-dotted button beside the page and "Edit".
STEP 7:
This will open up the page editor where you can click on the + button on the top-left side of the page and search for "HTML"
STEP 8:
Drag the Custom HTML box onto your page. Then, paste the first UpViral HTML code on the HTML box. (If you have a separate share page, paste the second code on the share page's editor instead).
STEP 9:
Click Update once done.
STEP 10:
Back at UpViral, click the "Test Embedding" button to review and check if the Widget has been successfully embedded or not. If the code detection test failed, try to remove and re-install the code to your pages.When the test is successful, click the "Save" button at the bottom right side of the page. 
STEP 11:
Test your campaign by accessing your own website then register for your campaign. If your name and email address is added to your campaign's lead page, you have successfully integrated your Upviral campaign into your own website.
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