How to Create and Use External Popups on Any Website

External popups allow you to embed popups on third-party websites like WordPress, Squarespace, Wix, Shopify, or any CMS. This is useful for promoting offers, collecting leads, or displaying notifications across multiple platforms.

1. Creating an External Popup

1. Create a New Project in the CMS Dashboard.
2. Select Popups & Alerts.
3. Click Create New Popup.
4. Enter a Popup Name (e.g., "External Demo").
5. Click Save Changes and select Edit to start designing the popup.

2. Designing the External Popup

You can build an external popup just like an internal one:

1. Click Start Building Your Popup.
2. Choose a Pre-Made Popup Layout or create one from scratch.
3. Add and customize text, images, buttons, and forms.

3. Setting Popup Triggers

Since external popups run on third-party websites, you need to define how they appear:

1. Click Display Conditions (left panel).
2. Choose a Trigger Type:

• On Click – Appears when users click a button or link.
• On Page Load – Displays automatically after a set time.
• On Scroll – Triggers when users scroll down (e.g., 30%).
• On Exit Intent – Shows when users attempt to leave the page.

1. (Optional) Enable "Trigger Popup Only Once" to prevent repeated popups.
2. Click Save and then Publish (bottom-right corner).

4. Generating the Embed Code

1. Go back to the CMS Dashboard.
2. Select the External Popup you just created.
3. Click Embed Code.
4. Click Copy Code.

5. Embedding the Popup on External Websites

You need to inject the popup script into the footer of your external website.

For WordPress, Squarespace, Wix, or Shopify:

1. Open your CMS or website editor.
2. Locate the Custom Code Injection Area (usually in site settings).
3. Paste the Embed Code into the Footer Section.
4. Save and publish your changes.

6. Benefits of Using External Popups

Extend functionality to multiple websites.

Promote special offers across different platforms.

Collect leads and integrate with email marketing tools.

Works with any CMS that allows custom code injection.

By using external popups, you can engage visitors, increase conversions, and maintain brand consistency across all your websites.