True" to create an embedded webform, go to forums. Make sure you're in the embedded forms tab and click "create embedded form." If you have more forms, of course, you need to create the form here, so click "create embedded form." Give your form a name, click "Save and continue." Choose the subscriber group your subscribers will be joining once they fill out the form. Scroll to the bottom and click "Save and continue," and here is your form. I'm going to go into the details of this designer in another video, but just very quickly, I wanted to show you one thing you can do. You can change the background by choosing one of the images you have here or clicking "upload an image" or using Unsplash for free images. Let's say it's Christmas, so let's choose one of these Christmas images, import, and select. There we go, we have a nice beautiful Christmas background. Now, I wanted to show you this because these embedded forms are usually used in articles. So, if you're writing an article, you can have this embedded form in one part of that article. You can also have it in multiple places in the article or in the sidebar. They're different from pop-ups, which usually appear when you click a button or something similar. These embedded forms stay in one place. The cool thing about this form is that you can actually have it as a mini landing page. You can have it as a separate page and when someone clicks a button, they can be directed to that separate page. If you have the possibility on Facebook to forward a button click to somewhere else, you can forward it to this form. Then, people can go through this form straight from Facebook or wherever you...
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