Leveraging the "Page Visit" trigger within workflows can revolutionize how you interact with your customers. By automating responses when specific pages are visited, you can offer timely, tailored engagements. This approach not only enhances how you monitor customer engagement but also helps you identify your most engaged audience, paving the way for more effective marketing campaigns.
Setting Filters
After selecting the trigger, the next step involves setting up filters, starting with the relevant Funnel or Website. These filters will determine when the workflow is triggered, based on the contact's visit to a specific funnel or website that you've selected.
You also have the option to narrow down the trigger by specifying a particular page or URL. This allows your automation to activate only when a contact visits a particular page.
For more precise targeting, you can further refine your filters by using UTM Parameters.
Important Reminder
? Note: The "Page Visited Trigger" is only activated if the customer's details are available on the page. This ensures that the workflow automation is based on accurate customer information and engagement metrics.
With these steps, you're ready to create workflows that respond to client activity on your funnels or websites!
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