In this guide, we will explore how to effectively use page targeting and segments to control the visibility of popups on specific pages across your campaigns.
This feature is especially useful for ecommerce sites that have different sections such as membership areas or reseller pages where popups might not be desired.
🎥 How to Hide Popups Using Page Targeting and Segments
Page Targeting: Use for single campaigns to exclude popups from specific pages by setting conditions in the campaign's page targeting section.
Segments: Ideal for applying URL-based exclusions across multiple campaigns. Create a segment with the URLs to exclude, and apply this segment to any relevant campaign.
💡 Page Targeting for Single Campaigns
To hide popups on specific pages within a single campaign:
Access the Campaign Settings: Navigate to the campaign you are working on and find the page targeting section.
Set Page URL Conditions: Select the option to exclude URLs that contain specific terms. For example, if you do not want the popup to appear on certain landing pages, input the URLs or keywords that these pages contain. Then save the settings.
🔗 Using Segments for Multiple Campaigns
If you need to apply URL-based conditions across multiple campaigns, creating a segment is more efficient:
Navigate to Segments: Go to the segments section of your dashboard.
Create a New Segment: Click on "Create a Segment" and name it appropriately, for example, "URLs to Hide Popups On."
Define URL Conditions: In the segment settings, specify the URLs on which popups should not appear by adding conditions like "URL contains any of these." Add all the URLs where you wish to hide popups.
Apply the Segment: Once the segment is created, you can apply it across multiple campaigns by including it in the campaign settings under "Start if Rules." This ensures that the popup will not display on any pages defined in the segment.
👏 Overview
Managing where popups appear using page targeting and segments can enhance the user experience on your site, ensuring that popups are only shown where they are likely to be effective. This approach also simplifies management of popup visibility across numerous campaigns and pages.