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Create real urgency and scarcity in your sales funnels with the “Fixed time and date” countdown timer in systeme.io! This specific timer setting is essential for events that happen at a precise moment, such as the closing of a sale, the start of a live webinar, or a product launch deadline.

In this tutorial, we will show you how to configure your countdown to end at a specific calendar date and time, and crucially, what to do with your visitors once that time runs out.

What you'll learn in this tutorial:

✅ Adding the countdown element: How to find and drag the countdown timer onto your page using the editor.

✅ Choosing the right timer type: Learn how to select “Fixed time and date” to target a specific deadline rather than a generic duration.

✅ Setting the deadline: A step-by-step guide to using the calendar picker to set the exact day, hour, and minute your offer expires.

✅ Managing expiration actions: Understand the two options for when the timer hits zero:
???? Do nothing: The timer stops, but the page remains visible (though potentially inactive).
???? Redirect to URL: Automatically send visitors to a different page, such as a “Waitlist” or “Offer Expired” page.

✅ Best practices: Why setting a redirect URL is highly recommended to prevent your visitors from landing on an inactive funnel page.

Timestamps:
00:00 - Introduction
00:07 - Best use cases for fixed timers (sales, webinars, launches)
00:16 - How to add the countdown element
00:28 - Selecting the "Fixed time and date" type
00:43 - Setting the specific expiration date and time
00:54 - configuring the expiration action (Redirect vs. Do nothing)
01:11 - Important tip: Why you should set a redirect URL

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