Question 1

Connect Personizely with ActiveCampaign

Accepted Answer

Follow the steps below to integrate your list building widget with ActiveCampaign.

From your Personizely Dashboard, go to the “Settings” tab:

Settings

On the next screen, select the "Integrations" tab:

Integrations

In the Integrations tab, find ActiveCampaign and click the "Connect" button:

Connect ActiveCampaign

You will then be prompted to enter your API Key associated with ActiveCampaign:

API Key

Log into ActiveCampaign. Click on the arrow beside "Settings" and then choose "Development" in the left menu. You will see your API URL and Key in the "API Access" box:

API Access

Enter the API key into the prompt in Personizely and then press the "Connect" button:

Enter API Key

Note: Now you need to choose which list you'd like new subscribers to join.

In the "Widgets" tab, choose the widget you want to connect to your ActiveCampaign list and click on the blue pencil to edit it:

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Question 2

Connect Personizely with MailChimp

Accepted Answer

Follow the steps below to integrate your list building widget with MailChimp.

From your Personizely Dashboard, go to the “Settings” tab:

Settings

On the next screen, select the "Integrations" tab:

Integrations

In the Integrations tab, find MailChimp and click the "Connect" button:

Connect MailChimp

You will then be brought to a MailChimp login screen. Enter your credentials and click the login button at the bottom of the screen:

Connect Personizely to your MailChimp account

On the next screen, allow access to your account:

Allow Access

Note: Now you need to choose which list you'd like new subscribers to join.

In the "Widgets" tab, choose the widget you want to connect to your MailChimp list and click on the blue pencil to edit it:

Edit Widget

If there is already a subscription form present, click on the pencil to edit it:

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Question 3

How to send contacts from Personizely to Zapier

Accepted Answer

Zapier is a great way to get different web apps to work together. You can easily use Webhooks by Zapier to handle the subscriber information Personizely gathers for you. You can transfer first names, surnames, e-mail addresses and URLs to Zapier using their built-in Webhooks application. As a result, there will be no barrier for you to get the subscribers’ data from Personizely.

To connect Zapier and Personizely you’ll need to create a Trigger application that triggers an Action application whenever data from Personizely is transmitted to Zapier.

To generate the Webhook URL at Zapier, please follow these steps:

Log in to your Zapier account. To send data from your Personizely widgets to Zapier, you need to create a Zap. On your Zapier dashboard, click the "Make a Zap" button:

Zapier -> Make a zap

The first step for setting up a trigger is Choose App. In the "Choose a Trigger App" section select the application "Webhooks":

Webhooks by Zapier

Now, you’ll need to select a trigger action in Choose Trigger. Select "Catch Hook" and click the "Save + Continue" button:

Catch Hook

Zapier will now generate a Webhook URL for you to use. To test the Webhook, please copy the Webhook U

Question 4

Data placeholders and keyword replacement reference

Accepted Answer

In Personizely's widget's text and personalizations you can use dynamic text content to make the content even more relevant.

There are 4 types of placeholders now:

Visitor properties
Querystring parameters
Javascript variables
Datetime placeholders

The placeholders have the following format: {type.property or 'fallback text'}

The properties are going to be described below, while the fallback text stands for the text in case if the property value is null.

Visitor properties

You can use placeholders to show visitor's properties right in the text of your widgets or personalized regions. Here's the list of the placeholders:

firstName
lastName
phone
email
bio
companyName
companyTitle
country (country code)
countryName
region
city

This placeholder has the following format: {visitor.property or 'fallback'} - with fallback {visitor.property} - without fallback

For custom fields use the following format: {visitor.customField[id] or 'fallback'} - with fallback {visitor.customField[id]} - without fallback

Where id is the numeric id of the custom field which you can find in Settings -> Custom Fields

Examples: {visitor.countryName or 'your area'} - for showing visitor country or fallback to 'your area' in case it couldn't be detected {visitor.firstName} - for showing visitor's first name {visitor.customField[1]} - for showing the value of the custom field with id 1

Querystring parameters

You can extract text from

Question 5

Integrating Personizely with your email service provider

Accepted Answer

Using Personizely with Popular Email Services

We integrate with a lot of external email service providers. If you're working with one already, you can link your account with Personizely to seamlessly sync new Personizely contacts over to your existing ESP.

If we don’t integrate with the service you use, you have the option of manually exporting your Personizely contacts and importing them as a CSV file to your ESP.

Image walk-through of how to integrate your Email Service Provider:

In your Personizely dashboard, click on the top right-hand on gear:

Personizely - Settings

From the drop-down you're going to click on "Settings":

Personizely- Settings

On the resulting screen, select the option labeled "Integrations":

Personizely - Integrations

Chose email service provider you use and click the "Connect" button, you will then be prompted to enter your login credentials. This will allow Personizely sync with your ESP:

Personizely - Integrations (Connect)

Your ESP is now synced with Personizely. Each campaign will require you to select your synced ESP and the list you'

Question 6

How to target visitors by UTM parameters

Accepted Answer

If you are using UTM tags to track campaigns, you can use the same parameters to target widgets to website visitors coming from particular sources. For example, you can show a widget only to the visitors who have come to the site by clicking a link in your email newsletter or ads campaign.

On the widgets page, find the widget you want to change and click the pencil button to edit it:

Edit Widget

Go to the "Display options" tab:

Display options

In the "Rules" section click "Add a Rule" button, and choose the "Target" options from the drop-down menu:

Add a Rule

Click on "Create New Target", and in the new tab that opens write the target name:

Create new target

Click on the "Add a filter" button and select "UTM Parameters":

UTM Parameters

Fill out the necessary fields:

Fill out the necessary fields

Save the target:

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