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# Shopify Email

Include Zigpoll survey links in your Shopify Email templates

Include a link to your Zigpoll survey within a Shopify Email template to collect feedback from your customers directly through Shopify's built-in email marketing tool.

#### Step #1: Copy Your Zigpoll Public Link

1. Go to **Apps → Zigpoll → Surveys → Select your survey**.
2. Click the link icon at the top right of the page.
3. Copy the link in the URL bar. It will look something like this:

```
https://survey.zigpoll.com/2vLaXDvDpaVJjmngT
```

Accounts with a [custom survey domain](/custom-survey-domains.md) see their own domain instead of `survey.zigpoll.com`.

#### Step #2: Add a Liquid Code Block in Shopify Email

1. Open the Shopify Email app and edit your email template.
2. Click the plus icon on your email template and select **Liquid Code Block**.

#### Step #3: Add the Customer Email to the URL

In your liquid code block, enter a URL that includes the customer's email as a query parameter:

```
https://survey.zigpoll.com/2vLaXDvDpaVJjmngT?email={{ customer.data.email }}
```

{% hint style="info" %}
The `email` parameter ties each response to the customer's email address, so you know who answered. Zigpoll uses that email to pull the customer's Shopify information automatically, giving you a full profile of the respondent. You can also send their survey responses back to Shopify and build custom segments from their answers.
{% endhint %}


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