# Embed campaigns on your blog or docs

## Overview

You can add Tide embedded campaigns on websites that support HTML-compatible elements like Notion, Readme.com, etc.

## Integration steps

To integrate Tide Embedded Campaigns into your blog or documentation, follow these steps:

1. **Locate the Campaign URL**: Find the URL specific to the Tide campaign you want to embed. For instance <https://www.tideprotocol.xyz/users/campaign/27ff7dfc-f058-49eb-a560-280c8e6c8386>
2. **Modify the URL for Embedding**: Adjust the URL to make it suitable for embedding. The new URL will look like this: <https://www.tideprotocol.xyz/users/campaign/embedded/27ff7dfc-f058-49eb-a560-280c8e6c8386>
3. **Embedding Options**:
   * For platforms like Notion: Paste the link into your document, select "Embed", and resize as needed.
   * On iFrame-compatible sites (e.g., Readme.com): Use an iFrame block with the modified campaign URL.
   * For custom HTML-compatible sites: Use an HTML snippet with an iframe, setting the `src` to the campaign URL and adjusting the height and width as necessary.
4. **Insert the Embed Code**: Wherever you want the campaign to appear, insert the chosen embed code (iFrame or HTML snippet).


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