You can use an Interaction Studio (formerly Evergage Classic) campaign to display a message to a visitor based on a specific interaction that visitor has/had with a particular feature of your web site. For example, suppose a visitor arrives on your checkout page which includes a link to IMPORTANT SHIPPING INFORMATION. When the visitor sees the link and clicks it, you want an Interaction Studio pop-up message to appear, providing more information.
You can accomplish this in several ways and this article will detail the process for two options using web campaigns:
- Use an action to control campaign qualification - you can use a campaign-wide rule to restrict campaign qualification to visitors who have performed an action
- Build a series of connected Interaction Studio messages - you can use an Interaction Studio campaign/message to add the link which then triggers the display of another campaign/message when it is clicked
For additional information on triggering messages for email and mobile channels, please see:
Interaction Studio Classic Only
Please note, the contents of this article are intended for customers using Interaction Studio (formerly Evergage Classic). Do not adjust your beacon version to downgrade or upgrade.
This article details how to display a message to a visitor based on a specific interaction that visitor has/had with a particular feature of your web site.
Use Actions to Control Campaign Qualification
Before you can use an action as a campaign qualification rule, you must define the actions in Interaction Studio. Follow the steps outlined in the article Track Clicks to Actions in the Visual Editor. Once your action is set up through the Visual Editor and you've tested it to confirm the action fires, that action will be available for you use for campaign rules.
Build a Series of Connected Interaction Studio Messages
Suppose you want to build a series of connected Interaction Studio messages. In this example, you want to add the IMPORTANT SHIPPING INFORMATION link to the checkout page using an Interaction Studio campaign rather than adding it as a built-in link on your site. You still want to trigger an Interaction Studio popup when a visitor clicks the link, but since you are adding this link to the page using an Interaction Studio campaign, you can't use the Visual Editor to associate a click with an action as described in the first section above. Instead, to have the popup message show when the user clicks the link, you need to select a previously defined action when you create the link in the Interaction Studio message.
Create a Message Link
This first Interaction Studio campaign will contain the IMPORTANT SHIPPING INFORMATION link you do not want to build into your site. You'll associate this link with an action which will work with the message level rules on the second message you'll create that will provide additional information.
Create a Second Message
Now, you need to create a second Interaction Studio message with a message-level rule that includes the action you defined in the first message above (in this example it is called YOUR ACTION NAME). Then, when the visitor clicks the IMPORTANT SHIPPING INFORMATION link, the action (YOUR ACTION NAME) triggers the second Interaction Studio message. So in this case, in the single Interaction Studio campaign you'll have two messages that are linked together in a sequence. Instead of having the action rule at the campaign level for the second Interaction Studio message you want to trigger, it is at the message level.