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Pro · Inline embed, no trigger<\/p>\n

Inline embed<\/h1>\n

A campaign placed inside the article rather than over it. No overlay, no trigger, nothing to dismiss \u2014 it simply sits in the flow of the page.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/section>\n

What to watch for.<\/strong> Read down this column. The block below is not page content \u2014 it is a campaign, rendered in place by a shortcode, and it is the same kind of object as the modal and the bar on the other demos.<\/p>\n

The same campaign, somewhere else<\/h2>\n

Everything else on this site appears over<\/em> the page: a modal in the middle, a bar at the top, a panel in the corner. An inline embed is the same campaign machinery pointed at a different place \u2014 a spot you choose, in the middle of your own content.<\/p>\n

That makes it the gentlest format by a wide margin. There is nothing to close, nothing covering the text, and nobody has to deal with it before carrying on. It converts less than a mat and annoys people far less, which for most sites is the better end of that trade.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div>

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This block is a campaign, not page content. It sits in the article, always visible, with no overlay and no trigger \u2014 the same campaign you would show as a modal somewhere else.<\/div><\/div>