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"YouTube is finally adding one-click embeddable Subscribe buttons to offsite pages, allowing users to subscribe to a company or individual's channel without visiting its YouTube page.\nSee also: How to Add a YouTube Subscribe Button to Your Site\nFor paid channels, the Subscribe button links to the channel pages rather than automatically subscribing users, YouTube noted in a blog entry.\nThe move is a part of an effort to encourage users to subscribe to more channels.\n\"We want to help you build your channel's audience where ever your fans are,\" a YouTube spokesperson told Mashable. \"Just like you've been able to embed your videos, now you can embed a one-click subscribe button on your site to make it easy for fans to follow you on YouTube.\" \nSee also: 20 Funniest YouTube Videos According to Reddit\nThe steps to add the new feature are relatively simple. Just enter the name of the channel by clicking here. YouTube then configures a personalized code, which you can copy and paste into any content management system running a website.\nImage: Mashable"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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