Wondering how to add a ConvertKit countdown timer? In this Convertkit email marketing
tutorial, you'll learn how to add an email countdown timer to a ConvertKit broadcast.
So let's get right into this how to use ConvertKit review
on how to add a countdown timer to your email to boost your email conversion rate.
First off, if you don’t have a ConvertKit account yet, just click on the link in the description box
below to sign up for free. To add a ConvertKit countdown timer to a ConvertKit broadcast,
log in to your ConvertKit account, click on 'send' from the panel up top, and then on 'broadcasts'.
Once in your broadcasts page, click on the 'new broadcast' button on the top, right-hand side.
My ConvertKit account defaults to the legacy ConvertKit broadcast editor,
which has this customization panel up top. However, you can only add
a ConvertKit countdown timer to your email broadcast using the new ConvertKit editor.
To access the new ConvertKit editor if that doesn't open up
automatically for you, click on 'try our new editor' on the right-hand side.
If you wish to continue using the ConvertKit legacy editor, though, and add an email
countdown timer to a ConvertKit broadcast, you can do so using a third-party extension.
For more details on how to do that, make sure to watch my video on 'How To Add A Countdown
Timer To Your Email In ConvertKit'. I'll leave the link to it in the description box below'.
Once in the new ConvertKit editor, click on the line in which you wish to add a countdown
timer to, and then click on the plus icon that appears on the left-hand side of that line.
Within the popup that appears, click on 'countdown timer'.
Customize your ConvertKit countdown timer by filling out the options that appear in
the countdown timer popup. This includes the end date and time, URL, what to display once
the countdown timer has ended, such as sale has ended, style (plain, square or rounded),
background color and foreground color.
Once you're done customizing your ConvertKit countdown timer, click anywhere outside of
the countdown timer popup to x out of it. Now follow the steps you normally
would to edit this ConvertKit broadcast to send it out to your email subscribers.
For more details on how to customize a ConvertKit broadcast, make sure to watch
my 'ConvertKit Tutorial For Beginners On How To Use ConvertKit Newsletter'.
I'll leave the link to it in the description box below.
If for some reason you made a mistake when editing your ConvertKit countdown timer,
and wish to change the countdown timer settings,
all you have to do is click on it, and change whatever you wish from the countdown timer popup.
If you don't want to add a ConvertKit countdown timer to your email anymore, all you have to do
is click on it so that the countdown timer popup appears, and then press delete on your keyboard.
You can also follow these same steps we went through to add a ConvertKit countdown
timer to a ConvertKit sequence rather than to a ConvertKit broadcast. For more details on how to
create a ConvertKit sequence, make sure to watch my 'ConvertKit Tutorial On Email Sequence Strategy
To Build A Sales Funnel'. I'll leave the link to it in the description box below.
If you're serious about using a ConvertKit countdown timer, make sure to sign up
for a free ConvertKit account by clicking on the link in the description box below,
check out our ConvertKit tutorials playlist for even more ConvertKit tips and tricks,
as well as our FREE cheat sheet with brilliant tools that you should use below this video to
learn more about how to save time and boost your productivity in your online business.
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