True," hey there Louis. Ecuados here, thanks for stopping by. In this tutorial, I'm going to show you how to create an embedded opt-in form using MailerLite. Now, if you're not currently using MailerLite and you want to give it a shot, you can go ahead and sign up using my special referral link in the description below. When you sign up using that link, you're going to get yourself twenty dollars in MailerLite credits that you can actually use to sign up for a paid plan. Now, MailerLite does have a free plan that allows you to host up to a thousand subscribers and it's just a fantastic tool, so be sure to sign up using that special referral link below. Now, if you find this tutorial helpful, please hit that thumbs up below and be sure to subscribe to stay up to date on the latest content that I publish. Let's go ahead and let's get started. Alright, now when you log into MailerLite, you are going to land on your dashboard which, as you can see, shows you the number of subscribers you have, the plan that you're on, your subscriber growth over time, etc. Now, what you want to do is scroll up to the very top and click into forms. Here is where you can actually select what type of form you want to create. Now, you can see here there's an option to create pop-up forms, those are the forms that will sort of just pop up and display on a page after a specified amount of time, or you can create embedded forms that are placed within your content and are static and will always just be in the same position. I'm going to go ahead and create an embedded form in this tutorial...
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