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How to Add a MailChimp Popup to Your WordPress Site

Did you know Mailchimp has a feature that allows you to add a Mailchimp popup to your WordPress site?

This is an area I have seen many bloggers struggle with, so here is a quick guide to add a popup using MailChimp!

The great thing is, this can be done for FREE using MailChimp.

Mailchimp offers a popup form that you can create, customize, and add to your site easily.

So without wasting much time let’s get started in bring a popup subscription to your site!

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1. LOGIN OR SIGN UP FOR A FREE MAILCHIMP ACCOUNT

Time to head over to MailChimp’s site and claim your FREE account,

    1. Head To MailChimp.com
    2. Click on Sign in, or Sign Up FREE and create your account.
    3. Verify your account via their email sent.
    4. Complete your onboarding process to finish up your account

2. LOCATE SIGNUP FORMS & EMBEDDED FORMS

This portion has changed, so if you know someone who is new looking to get a MailChimp popup set up.

Share and forward them this page to get them going easily.

From the Dashboard select Audience and scroll down and select Signup forms.

 Mailchimp Popup to Your WordPress Site Signup Form

From here you will select Embedded forms.

Mailchimp Popup to Your WordPress Site Embedded Forms

3. CUSTOMIZE AND DESIGN YOUR MAILCHIMP POPUP

Once inside the embedded forms, you will be able to select different premade options.

These options include Classic, Condensed, Horizontal, Unstyled, and Advanced.

Go through these options and choose how you want it customized.

Copy your code at the bottom, or choose to use the form builder for more advanced settings.

Mailchimp Popup to Your WordPress Site Customize Form

I did choose to use the form builder and customized my fields.

Using the form builder, I made the following changes;

  • Build It Tab, I choose to remove all fields besides First Name, and their Email Address and made these Required fields
  • Design It Tab, I adjusted the Background Color, Changed the Header Text, Centered the Referral Badge.

From here I selected Signup forms to return and selected Embedded forms

Mailchimp Popup to Your WordPress Site Form Builder

Copy your code at the bottom, or choose to use the form builder for more advanced settings.

Mailchimp Popup to Your WordPress Site Copy Code

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4. ADD POPUP CODE TO YOUR SITE

You are almost there, you have the code – Now What?

You have 3 options to choose from;

Option 1 Add code to the <head> of your theme:

Depending on your theme and comfort level with code, this will be easy or hard.

Paste the code before the </head>, but if you ever update your theme this may cause this customization to disappear.

I would not recommend this method unless using a child theme.

Option 2 Simple Plugin Option:

Download and install Plugin, Insert Headers, and Footers.

WordPress Site Insert Headers Footers

Here you will just paste your code into the header portion and Save.

Option 3 Advanced Plugin Option:

Download, and install Plugin, PopupAlly.

WordPress Site Popup Ally

Once installed, on the sidebar select PopupAlly.

On the Display Settings page (1), select Popup 1 (or create a new one if you’re already using the plugin).

Configure these settings the way you would like your popup to be shown, I set mine after 5 seconds.

Next, select the Style Settings, here is where you will paste your MailChimp embedded code you copied earlier.

WordPress Site PopupAlly Config

If you do not like the look of the popup, you can always customize the look and feel to your popup using the instant preview.

Once you have completed your look and feel, hit Save when complete.

5. TEST IF THE POPUP WORKING

You can test your popup, by opening a new browser incognito and heading to your site.

Here is an example of what mine looked like.

I used Option 3 and installed PopupAlly and configured to request First Name and Email.

Mailchimp Popup To Your WordPress Site Active Pop Up

Don’t forget to enter your name and email on the right-hand side and subscribe for future content!

CONCLUSION

Congratulations, you have now added a MailChimp popup to your WordPress site.

You will now be able to request new and revisiting visitors to subscribe to your blog.

This will allow them to keep up to date with new posts, and for you to grow your list to keep in touch and promote your content.

I hope this article has helped you in creating an automated email campaign in Mailchimp If you have any questions or suggestions, please feel free to let me know in the comment section below.

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