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# How to show the button with a link to the Countdown timer?

If you want to customize a button that can redirect the customers to a page where the sale event is presented, there is a setting for this action in the Countdown timer bar. It’s called a **Shop** button. 

1. On the Settings page of the Countdown timer, navigate to the Content section, there is a slide **“Buy now, add to cart”** > Turn it on to configure

   2\. Set up the button title and add the link for the button:

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&#x20;  3\. Click **Save** and check the result on the front store

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