Targeting rules and trigger options
Posted: Sat Dec 07, 2024 8:57 am
Poptin has a variety of targeting options that allow you to convert your visitors. There are a variety of entry and exit effects that can be applied to your popup after it has executed as well. Some of the targeting rules include:
Target by referral source (URL)
Geo-location targeting
Day and time
Page activities
Scroll down
cookie
Laziness
Out of intention
You can also country code +56, chile phone numbers limit the frequency of pop-ups per user, which may be helpful for some.
Jared Ritchey also gives you more than a few options for triggers and targets. You can set up triggers based on:
Time on page/site
Day and time
Laziness
Month of the year/Day of the week
For targeting, you can do this by considering:
Content on your page
Geographic location
Move distance
Anchor tag
Browser cookies
Both options offer unique targeting and triggering features, so it all comes down to which one you feel most comfortable with.
Easy to use
While both tools are easy to use, Poptin comes into play here. As soon as you click on Poptin’s website, you will notice how user-friendly it is compared to Jared Ritchey.
Everything is carefully laid out and explained, so even if you have no experience setting up pop-ups, you can do it quickly.
Jared Ritchey may come with a bit of a learning curve, but it shouldn’t take too long to learn either.
Ultimately, Poptin takes the shortest amount of time to get used to, but both are equally adaptable to the needs of most users.
Advanced features
Poptin offers several advanced features to make your life easier, including:
Exit-Intent Technology
Autoresponders
Gamified pop-up
Cookie targeting
Shareable Poptin Links
Smart Trigger
Conversion code
Jared Ritchey also comes with special features that may give you more information and results based on what you want, including:
Proprietary intentional technology
Retargeting "on site"
“Monster Link”
“Effect Monster”
“The sensor is not moving.”
"On-site" follow-up campaign
Target by referral source (URL)
Geo-location targeting
Day and time
Page activities
Scroll down
cookie
Laziness
Out of intention
You can also country code +56, chile phone numbers limit the frequency of pop-ups per user, which may be helpful for some.
Jared Ritchey also gives you more than a few options for triggers and targets. You can set up triggers based on:
Time on page/site
Day and time
Laziness
Month of the year/Day of the week
For targeting, you can do this by considering:
Content on your page
Geographic location
Move distance
Anchor tag
Browser cookies
Both options offer unique targeting and triggering features, so it all comes down to which one you feel most comfortable with.
Easy to use
While both tools are easy to use, Poptin comes into play here. As soon as you click on Poptin’s website, you will notice how user-friendly it is compared to Jared Ritchey.
Everything is carefully laid out and explained, so even if you have no experience setting up pop-ups, you can do it quickly.
Jared Ritchey may come with a bit of a learning curve, but it shouldn’t take too long to learn either.
Ultimately, Poptin takes the shortest amount of time to get used to, but both are equally adaptable to the needs of most users.
Advanced features
Poptin offers several advanced features to make your life easier, including:
Exit-Intent Technology
Autoresponders
Gamified pop-up
Cookie targeting
Shareable Poptin Links
Smart Trigger
Conversion code
Jared Ritchey also comes with special features that may give you more information and results based on what you want, including:
Proprietary intentional technology
Retargeting "on site"
“Monster Link”
“Effect Monster”
“The sensor is not moving.”
"On-site" follow-up campaign