# Bell widget

The bell widget is another way of promoting signups. After clicking on a bell icon on a page, a pop-up will appear, inviting the user to become a subscriber. 

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To enable and configure the Bell widget go to the "Integration" tab > Web Push > Bell widget. Here you can add custom texts displayed to the user, the color of the bell icon, and the button text.

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Users who have not yet subscribed will see text encouraging them to do so.

After signing up, a box will confirm the new subscription, also providing the subscriber with an unsubscribe link.

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