Popup targeting rules displayed in the Poptin editor

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You can edit the text content of your popup, including headlines, body text, call-to-action buttons, and form fields. You can customize fonts, colors, and text alignment for a cohesive design. You can also set a background color, image, or add a video to your popup. Integrating relevant images and videos helps improve the visual appeal of your popup. You can upload your own media or choose from our library.

There are advanced settings that can provide extensive customization of the pop-up window.

Poptin's editor allows you to customize the look and feel in many ways. Here's what you can do:

Match your brand : Upload custom fonts and colors to create israel mobile database a pop-up that seamlessly integrates with your Shopify store design.
Design flexibility : Choose a background image or video, or simply set a background color. You can even remove the “Branded by Poptin” sticker for a cleaner look.
Control the reveal : Decide when the pop-up appears. You can choose to show it after someone makes a purchase (content gateways) or use an exit intent to capture visitors who are about to leave.
Capture attention : Choose from a variety of animations to control how the pop-up enters and exits the screen. This can help make a lasting impression on visitors.
Accessibility matters : Add aria labels to pop-up window elements to improve accessibility for users with screen readers.
Once you are satisfied with the design of the pop-up window, you can move on to the next step.

Setting pop-up triggers
Poptin gives you granular control over when and where your popup appears on your store. You can set triggers such as page load, exit intent (when someone moves their mouse to leave the page), time delay (after a certain amount of time on the page), button clicks, or scroll depth (how far down someone scrolls). This allows you to choose the perfect moment to grab your visitors’ attention.

Poptin also allows you to set rules for showing pop-ups to specific audiences based on various criteria. These criteria can include things like: dates, operating systems and browsers that visitors use, days and times when visitors are most active, traffic source (where they came from), what pages they’ve visited before, their country, and even whether they’ve interacted with other pop-ups on your site. You can also get more technical options like targeting by title tag, source code, or JavaScript.

Pop-up triggers
Additionally, Poptin lets you target your pop-ups to specific audiences for even better results. You can choose to show them on all pages, specific pages, to users on specific devices (mobile, desktop, etc.), or even target them based on predefined categories of customers in Shopify, such as their order history or brand.

As an added bonus for Shopify users, Poptin lets you leverage Shopify customer data for even more targeted pop-ups. You can target customers based on things like their past purchases or if they have items in their cart, allowing you to create highly relevant offers.

Shopify targeting rules for pop-ups in Poptin editor
Publish your pop-up window
Once your triggers and targeting rules are set up and your pop-up is designed to your satisfaction, you can hit the publish button. Your pop-up should be live on your Shopify website.

A successful pop-up page created with Poptin
Don't forget to track the success of your popup. Poptin offers built-in analytics that allow you to track key metrics like impressions (how many times your popup is shown), clicks (how many times users interact with your popup), and conversions (how many users complete the desired action, such as submitting a form).

Packed
Remember, Poptin can be a valuable asset for Shopify store owners looking to increase conversion rates and customer engagement. You can customize every aspect of your pop-up, from text and images to animations and display conditions, to perfectly match your brand identity and campaign goals.

Poptin also allows you to create exit intent popups that appear when a visitor shows signs of leaving your store without completing a purchase. This can greatly improve one of the biggest frustrations for online stores, cart abandonment.