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# Add a Mailchimp pop-up to your WooCommerce store

In this tutorial you will learn how to add an email subscription pop-up to your WordPress website. It does not require installing any plugin.

### Set up the pop-up in Mailchimp

* Log in to your Mailchimp account
* Open **Audience** from the top menu

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* Click on **Manage Audience** drop-down and select **Signup forms**

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* Click on the **Select** button next to **Subscriber pop-up**

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* Design your pop-up and click on **Generate Code**

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* Copy the code snippet to clipboard

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### Add the pop-up code snippet to your website

* Log in to your WordPress admin panel
* From the side menu hover on **Appearance** and select **Theme Editor**

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* Open Theme Footer file (footer.php)
* Scroll down to the bottom of the file and paste the pop-up code snippet right above the closing \</body> tag

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* Update the file and you're done. The popup should appear on your website.

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{% hint style="success" %}
Test how it works on our [demo store](https://demo.personaldiscount.io/)
{% endhint %}


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