> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.feedal.io/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Email embed

> Add your form link to an email campaign using the ready-to-use template.

Most email clients block JavaScript and iframes, so embedding an interactive form directly in an email isn't possible. The best approach is a **plain-text or HTML email with a clear call-to-action link** that opens the form in the browser.

Go to **Share → Email** to get a ready-made template for your campaign.

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## Email template

Feedal generates a plain-text email template you can copy into any email client or campaign tool:

```
Dear [Recipient Name],

We value your feedback! Please take a moment to complete our survey:

📝 Customer Feedback Survey → https://feedal.com/f/your-form?s=m

⏱️ This will only take 2–3 minutes
💡 Your insights help us improve our services
✅ Your responses are completely confidential

Thank you for your time!

Best regards,
[Your Company Name]
```

The link includes `?s=m` (mail source parameter) so responses from this channel are tracked separately in your analytics.

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## Using the template in email tools

| Platform             | How to use                                             |
| -------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------ |
| **Mailchimp**        | Paste the link into a button block or text block       |
| **Constant Contact** | Use a custom HTML block or insert as a hyperlink       |
| **Campaign Monitor** | Add to an email template as a button or text link      |
| **Gmail / Outlook**  | Highlight text and insert the link using the link tool |
| **Any HTML email**   | Wrap in an `<a href="...">` tag                        |

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## Customising the source parameter

Replace `?s=m` with your own value to track specific campaigns:

```
https://feedal.com/f/your-form?s=newsletter-q1
https://feedal.com/f/your-form?s=onboarding-email-3
```

Custom source values appear in the **Sources** chart in your analytics overview.

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## Best practices

* **State the time required** — "2 minutes" dramatically improves completion rates.
* **Explain the purpose** — people are more likely to respond when they know their feedback will be used.
* **Use a clear CTA** — "Share feedback" or "Take the survey" outperforms generic "Click here".
* **Send from a real address** — replies to no-reply addresses are often ignored; a real sender name builds trust.
* **Test on mobile** — over half of emails are opened on mobile. Check that your link is easy to tap.

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## Next steps

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    Understand source tracking and sharing best practices.
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    See the Sources breakdown and response volume over time.
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