• How to show a poptin on specific pages?

  To only show a poptin on specific pages, start by going to the Display Rules step and click on "Page targeting". Then just paste the URLs or subdirectories (like "/blog") of the pages you want to target and turn it ON. Contains This rule will show the poptin on pages that contain the word (string) in the URL afPopular

• How Display Frequency Works?

  You can show your poptin to New/Return visitors or to both (Everyone). New visitor - a user that didn't visit your site for the last 48 hours. Return visitor - a user that has visited your site in the last 48 hours. You can choose the display frequency of your poptin: Once a day - show your poptin to unique visitors only once per day (every 24 hours). This is the default setting whenPopular

• Manual triggers - how they work?

  Poptin popups provides you multiple ways in which the popups can be triggered. You can decide and choose how and when you want the popups to appear on your website. Poptin offers you 9 different triggers to help you launch the popup. Exit Intent Trigger Displays popup when the visitor is about to leave the page by detecting if the visitor's cursor moves toward the close button of their browser oPopular

• JavaScript targeting - how it works?

  If you have a paid account, you will be able to show (or not show) a poptin to specific users who have JavaScript variables and values. Using this feature you can target String, Number and Boolean variables. Find the JS variable you can target Click F12 in Chrome, then click on the Console tab, and insert the code below and hit Enter. for(var b in window) if(window.hasOwnProperty(b)) if( typeof(window b ) == "string" typeof(window b ) == "number" typeof(window b ) == "booleSome readers

• How to trigger a poptin with the JavaScript trigger?

  If you have a paid account, you will be able to show a poptin to users that made a specific action or event without any need to set up triggers in Poptin. Go to your display rules and copy the link to the JavaScript trigger. Please notice that I have all other manual triggers turned off. You can definitely combinate it with others but at this guide, we will keep it clean. (https://storage.crisp.chat/useSome readers

• How to schedule your poptins?

  Go to your poptins and click on the icon with a small pencil. There is an option Edit display rules . Please click on it. Now you can just scroll down until you will see the Show advanced display rules . Once you will click on advanced display rules, you will see Dates as the first option. PleSome readers

• How to edit your poptin's display rules?

  To update your change your Display Rules all you need to do is to: Log in to your Poptin Dashboard and head to the Dropdown List of your Popup. Then in your Dropdown List click on Edit Display Rules Once to your Display Rules you can then Edit the Display Rules to your liking.Some readers

• Shopify Customer Tags targeting - How to show poptin only to specific customers on Shopify?

  With Poptin now you can show popups to specific customers on Shopify with the help of tags. Make sure you have already created tags and have assigned them to the right customers. To see how to create and assign the tags to customers on Shopify please click here or go to your Shopify Dashboard and navigate to Customers Select a Customer Assign the Tags. (https://storage.crisp.chat/users/hSome readers

• How does Exit-Intent trigger work?

  Poptin's Exit-intent trigger helps you show your popup when a visitor intends to exit your website or switch tabs. Exit-intent trigger can help you convert visitors into leads who otherwise would've exited the website. We detect the exit-intent when a visitor on your website moves their cursor towards the close button or address bar. Check our blog below to learn more on how Exit-Intent trigger works on desktop and mobile devices and how it can help you get an even better conversions rate.Some readers

• Traffic Source Targeting - How it works?

  With Traffic Source Targeting you will be able to show a Poptin to specific visitors based on the source they are redirected from. For example, you can show a poptin to visitors visiting your website only by search from Search Engines. To only show a Poptin to visitors from a specific source, start by going to the Display Rules step and click on "Traffic Source" (under advanced Display Rules) Traffic SouSome readers

• How does exit-intent work on mobile?

  Mobile exit-intent works when the visitors click "Back" in the mobile browser and tries to go back to the site or app they came from. For example from Google SERP or Facebook. The popup will not show up when the visitors just navigate between the inner pages of your website, but only when they hit "Back" to exit your site. Note - Exit Intent Trigger will only work for visitors who have interacted with the page a bit. Visitors with quick-back behavior may not see the popup. youtubeSome readers

• How to use Source code targeting?

  Source code is a text listing of commands to be compiled or assembled into an executable computer program. Source code targeting can be used to show a popup when the targeted snippet of source code is present on that page. The following steps below will help you understand how to enable the Source code Targeting: Login to your Poptin account and go to the Popups dashboard Click on the pencilSome readers

• Engagement with other poptins - How it works?

  With Engagement with other poptins targeting, you will be able to show poptins to visitors based on their engagement or interaction with other poptins (popups and form) on your website. For example, you can show Popup B (Discounted Products) to visitors that converted on your Popup A (20% Flat Sale). To only show a Poptin to visitors based on their previous interaction with other poptins, start by going to the Display Rules step and click on "Engagement with other poptins" (under advanceSome readers

• How to show poptins at a specific time on a day (days and hours targeting)?

  Go to your poptins and click on the icon with a small pencil. There is an option Edit display rules. Please click on it. Now you can just scroll down until you will see the Show advanced display rules. Once you click on advanced display rules, you will see Days and hours option. Please open it and you can cFew readers

• Title Tag targeting - how it works?

  With Title Tag Targeting you will be able to show (or not show) a poptin to specific pages based on their Title Tags in the HTML. For example, you can show a poptin to visitors visiting your shop's product pages by targeting only the "product" title tag. To only show a poptin on pages specific to Title Tag, start by going to the Display Rules step and click on "Title Tag Targeting" (under advanced Display Rules) Then just paste the Title Tag you would like to target (like "product") of the paFew readers

• Cookie targeting - how it works?

  If you have a paid account, you will be able to show (or not show) a poptin to specific users who have a specific cookie and value. For example, you can show a different poptin to visitors who already opted-in and signed up for your newsletter (on another poptin). You can show an exit intent poptin to visitors who added items to their carts in your Woocommerce website or to visitors that are logged in to your Shopify store. So how do I find my poptin's cookies / my website cookies? A. PFew readers

• Shopify Cart targeting - How to show poptin based on Shopify Cart values?

  With Poptin now you can show popups to your visitors based on the number of items/products in their carts or the total cart value. Start by going to the Display Rules step of the popup and click on "Show Advanced Display Rules and scroll down to "Shopify Cart Targeting" click on it to expand. Once turned on you can set the values and conditions accordingly. Below are the definitions for eachFew readers

• How to show a poptin to visitors in specific countries (geo-location targeting)?

  You can show your poptin to people from specific countries by choosing the relevant countries from the "Countries" section on the advanced Display rules of your poptin. You can also exclude specific countries by clicking "Select all" and disabling the checkbox of the relevant countries. Note: As Geo-Targeting isFew readers

• How to show your poptin on every page?

  Go to the Display Rules page of your poptin. Click the "Display frequency" and select "All pages all the time". Pay attention: if the visitor closes the poptin, he/she won't see the poptin again in the same session, unless you check this checkbox: (https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/7a34af3Few readers

• How to show popups to visitors using Adblockers?

  In this help article, we will try to illustrate how you can show popups to your visitors who are using Adblockers. We have added a new Adblock Targeting feature on Poptin that lets you show popups to specific users who are using Adblockers on their Browsers. It is compatible with major adblockers like Adblock, Adblock Plus, uBlock, and more. Note : It does not support uBlock Origin extension as they block all Javascript snippets for popups. Please follow the steps below to use the AdblockFew readers

• How to target customers by Shopify login status?

  You can now show Poptin to users based on their visitor states such as Logged-in or Logged-out users. Go to your display rules and turn on the Shopify Targeting for Visitors under Display Rules . You can definitely combinate it with others but in this guide, we will keep it clean. Once turned on you can select the parameter as Show or Don't Show . (https://storage.crisp.chat/userFew readers

• How to exclude visitors from seeing your poptin by IP?

  Go to Display Rules (step 3) of your poptin. Scroll down and click on Show advanced display rules . In the advanced display rules you will find a rule called "IP blocking" . Turn it on (the red buttonFew readers

• How to target Shopify visitors based on their order history?

  You can now target your visitors based on their previous order history on your Shopify Store. Please follow the instructions below to see how this works. Please note the Order History Targeting only applies to your customers that are logged in only. Within the Display Rules select Shopify Order History Targeting . Choose Show Poptin to display poptin or Don't Show Poptin to hide pFew readers

• How to show a poptin only on the homepage?

  On the Display Rules page, open the Page Targeting section. Set a new rule "Equals", then write the full URL of your homepage. For example: https://www.yourdomain.com/ (If you don't have any special paths after first "/", you can also just type "/" instead of the whole domain)Few readers

• How to target visitors based on Operating System and Browsers?

  In this help article, we will illustrate how you can target your visitors and show them popups/forms only if they use certain specified Operating Systems and Browsers to visit your site. We have introduced a new Advanced Targeting feature in the Display Rules Settings which helps our users to target visitors on their website based on the Operating Systems and Browser type. We currently support: 14 Mobile Operating Systems like Android, JavaOS, iOS, BlackberryOS, SymbianOS and many more. 2Few readers

• How to use the Shopify Cart Trigger?

  You can now show a poptin to users that add or remove a specific or any product from their Shopify Cart. Go to your display rules and turn on the Shopify Cart Trigger. You can definitely combinate it with others but in this guide, we will keep it clean. Once turned on you can select the Cart Action as desired. There are four actions available at this time as defined below. (https://storage.crisFew readers

• How to exclude pages from showing my poptin?

  Go to Display Rules (step 3) of your poptin. Click "Page targeting" and select "Not contains" (for folders like /blog) or "not equals to" (for specific URLs). Then paste the URL or the folder you want to exclude. For example: Choose "not contains to" and write "/blog" if you don'tFew readers

• Autopilot Trigger - how it works?

  AutoPilot Trigger Autopilot trigger learns the behavior of your website visitors, runs dozens of tests, and chooses it for you (recommended for websites with more than 10K visits per month). It analyzes visitor actions such as time spent on a page, scrolling, or exit intent, and triggers popups at the optimal moment to maximize engagement and conversions. This feature helps improve lead generation and reduce bounce rates by showing popups when users are most likely to respond. (https:Few readers