Content
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The Content tab in the popup editing feature allows merchants to easily configure pop-ups for collecting email subscriptions. The key elements include:
Title and Message: Customize the title and message to grab attention and encourage subscriptions.
Actions: Add primary and secondary buttons for call-to-action.
Trigger Button: Display a persistent button that reopens the pop-up if dismissed.
iOS Widget: Provide an option to add the website to the home screen for notifications.
Grant Permission Guide: Guide users through allowing push notifications if blocked.
This setup enhances engagement through personalized interactions and targeted messages.
Merchants can configure the title and message displayed in the popup.
In this example, the Title is set to "Never miss a sale" with an emoji to grab attention, and the Message encourages users to subscribe for updates on new products and exclusive promotions.
Merchants can easily modify these fields to customize the popup's message.
Note: The input fields here only apply to popup collecting customer information
The "Actions" section allows you to configure the primary and secondary buttons of your pop-up. You can enable or disable each button and customize their functionality by clicking "Edit."
For the primary button, actions such as form submission (e.g., subscribing) can be assigned, along with the option to modify the button's label text.
Similarly, the secondary button can be tailored for alternative actions, such as dismissing the pop-up, giving merchants flexibility in the pop-up's interactive elements.
The "Trigger button" feature allows merchants to display a floating button on their website that remains visible after the main pop-up is closed.
This button can be customized with a label (e.g., "Get updates") and serves as a secondary trigger for the pop-up. When visitors click the button, the subscription pop-up will reappear, giving them another opportunity to sign up or engage.
This ensures that even if a user initially dismisses the pop-up, they still have a way to interact with it later.
You can preview how the trigger button will appear by navigating to the "Trigger" tab, as shown in the image below.
The iOS Widget section allows you to customize a widget for users on iOS devices. You can edit the title, message, and button text to suit your promotion or call-to-action.
In this example, the title is "Never miss a sale," and the message encourages users to stay updated by adding the site to their home screen. The button can be labeled with a call-to-action like "Detail," making it clear what users will receive when interacting.
The "Grant Permission Guide" feature in Uppush allows merchants to customize the prompt messages users see when requesting permission for web push notifications.
Merchants can personalize both the title and message for the "Allow" and "Block" scenarios, as well as the blocked notification alert when a user's browser has disabled push notifications. This ensures that communication is tailored, improving the chances of users opting in for notifications and addressing potential issues when permissions are blocked.
