What it is
Page targeting, in plain words.
Page targeting decides on which pages a campaign may appear. Add pages to the Include list to show it only there, or to the Exclude list to keep it off them.
Match by URL with contains, equals, starts with or ends with, or pick the homepage on its own. To target every blog page, include pages where the URL contains blog.
Take a jewelry store: the earring recommendation appears only on the earring pages, the ring recommendation only on the ring pages.
Key benefits
Why it earns its place.
The right offer for the page.
Match the message to what the visitor is looking at right now.
One rule, many pages.
Include rows combine with OR, so any match shows the campaign.
Live without republishing.
On a published campaign, a saved rule is pushed to the live campaign right away.
How it works
Three steps to set it up.
- 1Step 1
Ask for it
Tell the agent, for example “only on the blog pages”.
- 2Step 2
Add the pages
On the Settings tab, under Who should see the popup, add Current page / URL and fill in the Include or Exclude block.
- 3Step 3
Save
Click Save in the rule, then Save changes.
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Works well with
Questions, answered.
Step-by-step setup lives in the Help Center guide.
By URL with contains, equals, starts with or ends with, or by picking the homepage.
Exclude always wins: the campaign stays hidden on that page.
All pages are allowed, except the ones you exclude.
Yes. Targeting rules combine with AND, so every rule narrows the audience. Each rule type can be added once; add more rows inside the same rule.
No. On a published campaign, the saved rule goes live right away.
