How to set up a pop-up display scenario

Tracks a number of times a user visits the site during the selected time period.

The widget will be displayed at selected intervals.

Tracks the time spent on all pages of your site.

The widget will be displayed to your site visitor if they spend the specified amount of time on your site.

Select the greater than or less than condition.

Enter a value that will be greater or less than the duration of the site visit in seconds, minutes, or hours.

Tracks the time the user spent on the current page.

The widget will be displayed to your site visitor if they spend the specified amount of time on your page.

Select the greater than or less than condition.

Enter a value that is greater than or less than the duration of the landing page visit in seconds, minutes, or hours.

Tracks the hours when a user visited your website.

Your website visitor’s time zone is taken into account.

Your widget will be displayed only during the selected time.

Select the time interval when the widget will be displayed on your website.

For example, you can select a promotion period or your business hours — from 6:00 PM to 12:00 AM.

The time zone set in your account settings is taken into account.

Your widget will be displayed only during the selected time.

Tracks the date when the user visited your site.

The widget will be displayed only during the selected dates.

Select the date interval when the widget will be displayed on your site.

A new day begins after 00:00 midnight. Therefore, the night time must be described according to the following formula: before 23:59, the or operator, after 00:01.

When you create your widget, your browser time zone is taken into account. However, when it is used, your customers’ time zone is taken into account.

Tracks the days of the week when the user visits the site.

The widget will be displayed when a user visits your website on specified days of the week.

Tracks how far the user scrolls the page.

The widget will be displayed to your site visitor when they scroll halfway through the page.

Tracks the number of visitor sessions.

The widget will be displayed to the user if the specified number of sessions takes place on your site.

Select the greater than or less than condition.

Enter a value that is greater than or less than the target number of sessions per user.

The widget will be displayed when the user visits more or fewer pages than you specified.

Select the greater than or less than condition.

Enter a value that will be greater or less than the number of pages visited by the user during the current session.

Tracks the number of pages visited by the user during the current session.

The widget will be displayed when the user visits more or fewer pages during one session than you specified.

Select the greater than or less than condition.

Enter a value that is greater or less than the number of pages visited during the current session.

Tracks the mouse cursor movement.

The widget will be displayed to your site visitor if they start or do not start moving the cursor to switch to another tab or close the current one.

Tracks if a user clicks your launcher.

Your widget will be displayed when a user clicks the launcher icon linked to your current pop-up.

Tracks user clicks on the Flow popup button within a linked pop-up.

Learn more: How to create a pop-up flow scenario.

Tracks when a user clicks on a target element.

The widget will be displayed when a user clicks the selected element.

To make your widget appear when a user clicks an element, you need to add a class to that element.

To do this, in the pop-up preview, go to the Code for manual launch tab. Copy the code that corresponds to the class value, and add it to the element in the website builder.

Your widget will be displayed when a user clicks the selected element.

Select a site element from the drop-down menu.

To easily find a site element, in the website builder, copy its widget ID, t and paste it into the search field in the drop-down menu of the pop-up builder.

For buttons, make sure to select your button widget ID, not the element where it is located.

Tracks the page the user came from.

The widget will be displayed to your site visitor after they load the page with the given URL.

Select the condition equal to, not equal to, or contains.

Enter a value that contains a link or part of a link to the target page.

Tracks the page the user is currently viewing.

You can choose this setting to show (or hide) the pop-up on certain pages of your site.

The widget will be displayed to your site visitor after they load the page with the given URL.

Select the condition equal to, not equal to, or contains.

Enter a value that contains the link or part of the link to the current page.

Tracks pages by their titles.

The widget will be displayed to the user when they visit your page with the same title.

Select the equal to, not equal to, or contains condition.

Enter a value that is equal to or containing your landing page title characters.

Tracks the parameter that determines the type of traffic.

The widget is displayed only to users with the specified utm_medium parameter value.

Enter a value that is equal to or containing the characters of the utm_medium parameter.

Possible values:

cpc (pay-per-click advertising);

cpm (pay-per-impression advertising);

referral, organic (traffic that comes to your site from search engines);

social (clicking on a post, setting up social media ads, and more).

Tracks the parameter that determines the part of the page the user came from.

The widget is displayed only to users with the specified utm_content parameter value.

Select the equal to, not equal to, or contains condition.

Enter a value that is equal to or containing the characters of the utm_content parameter.

Possible values:

/ (the user came from the main site page; the last part of the address);

/emailservice/forms (the user came from another site page).

It may also include your page element names.

Tracks the parameter that determines the keyword or query phrase that led the user to your site from a search engine.

The widget is displayed only to users with the specified utm_term parameter value.

Select the equal to, not equal to, or contains condition.

Enter a value that is equal to or containing the characters of the utm_term parameter.

Tracks the parameter that determines the name of your advertising campaign.

The widget is displayed only to users with the given utm_campaign parameter value.

Select the equal to, not equal to, or contains condition.

Enter a value that is equal to or containing the characters of the utm_campaign parameter.

Tracks the parameter that determines the traffic source where the user came from.

The widget is displayed only to users with the specified utm_source parameter value.

Select the condition equal to, not equal to, or contains.

Enter a value that is equal to or containing the characters of the utm_source parameter.

Possible values:

site.com (any site);

google (search engine);

facebook.com (social network);

direct (the user entered your site URL in the address bar or accessed your site using their bookmarks)

Tracks the page the visitor came from.

The widget will be displayed to your site visitor if the given URL matches the referral URL.

Select the equal to, not equal to, or contains condition.

Enter the page address from which the user came to your site.

Tracks where the visitor came from.

The widget is displayed only to visitors from the selected traffic sources.

Select the equal or not equal condition.

Choose one of these possible types of traffic:

referral (the user came to your site via a link);

organic (the user came to your site from a search engine);

utm (the user came to your site via a link with a UTM tag);

social (the user came to your site from social networks);

typein (the user entered your site URL into the address bar).

You can use this setting to show or hide your pop-up on different website versions.

Select a browser language from the list.

Tracks the browser and device your site visitor is using.

The widget will be displayed to the user when they visit your site from a specific browser or any browser on mobile/desktop.

Your widget will be displayed when users have or don't have (depending on the operator you select) the value you enter.

equals — full match of the entered value.

not equals — does not match the entered value.

contains — a partial match.

filled — a variable has any value.

not filled — a variable is empty.

For the equals, not equals, and contains operators, enter your tracked value.

Tracks visitor location using their IP.

Available with paid pricing plans.

The widget operates when a user visits your website from a specific country.

Select a country from the drop-down list.