Popup Triggers
Popup Triggers are events that make a popup appear, like adding an item to the cart or time spent on the page.
Popup Triggers are actions or conditions that decide when a popup is displayed to visitors. Setting triggers ensures the popup appears at the right moment, enhancing user experience and driving conversions. Triggers can be based on user behavior, such as when they show intent to leave the site, scroll through the page, or add an item to their cart.
Types of Trigger Conditions
Exit-Intent
Scroll
Add to Cart
Time-Based
Click
Idle Timeout
Exit-Intent
Trigger the popup when a visitor shows intent to leave your site, such as moving the cursor toward the browser's address bar or closing the tab.
Scroll
Shows a popup when the user scrolls down a specified percentage of the page, ensuring it targets engaged visitors.
Adjust Scroll Percentage: Set the percentage in the settings. The popup activates once the threshold is crossed.
After saving, it will be automatically enabled.
Add to Cart
You can trigger the Add to Cart popup by specifying the ID or Class of the button or element the visitor clicks on. The popup will appear after the visitor clicks on any of the following IDs or Classes
CLASS:
single_add_to_cart_buttonCLASS:
add_to_cart_buttonCLASS:
ajax_add_to_cartCLASS:
elementor-widget-wc-add-to-cart
After saving, it will be automatically enabled.
Time-Based
Trigger the popup after X seconds of page engagement. This helps target users who have spent time on the page and may be interested in offers.
After saving, it will be automatically enabled.
Click
Trigger the popup with a click on specific elements using their class or ID. This allows for more targeted popups based on user interaction.
After saving, it will be automatically enabled.
How to capture class names for multiple products:
Visit the product main page on your website.
For each product, click on the "Add to Cart" button.
Right-click on the button and select Inspect.
In the Developer Tools, locate the HTML code for the "Add to Cart" button.
Right-click on the highlighted code and choose Copy to copy the class name.
Idle Timeout
Displays a popup after a period of inactivity, engaging visitors who aren’t interacting with the page.
Set Idle Time: Define the timeout duration in seconds
After saving, it will be automatically enabled.
Best Practices for Using Triggers
Combine Triggers: Use multiple conditions to make popups more relevant.
Avoid Overuse: Too many popups can overwhelm visitors and reduce engagement.
Test Trigger Effectiveness: Use A/B testing to determine the best timing and conditions.
Conclusion
Popup Triggers are essential for delivering the right message at the right time. By leveraging triggers like Exit-Intent, Scroll, Add to Cart, Time-Based, Click, and Idle Timeout, you can create personalized experiences that engage users and improve conversion rates. Set triggers thoughtfully to ensure your popups provide value without disrupting the user journey.
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