Pop-up message exposure trigger

If you use an exposure trigger when creating a pop-up message campaign, you can display a message when a specific event occurs. Exposure triggers are largely divided into event triggers and self-serve triggers.

Event Trigger

Event triggering of pop-up messages refers to the ability to expose messages based on a specific users actions within the app.This is a powerful way to automatically set pop-up messages to appear when users take certain actions in your app.

Event settings

First of all, in DFINERY, events are classified as follows.You can select any event below from the event list.

• Pre-defined Event : Event exposed when using code in the development guide for convenience of use (common, commerce, game, etc.) → exposed in abx: format
• Custom Event : An event that can be defined directly by the customer → exposed in c: format

💡What is an event property?
Event properties refer to detailed information about that event.

Example) Event: Product purchase
👉 Property: “Purchase Amount” (amount paid by user)
👉 Property: “Product Category” (category of purchased product)
👉 Property: “Payment Method” (credit card, cash, electronic transfer, etc.)

These Property values play a vital role in advanced data analysis and personalized advertising operations.
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Priority settings

Setting priority in event triggers can control the priority between pop-up messages that set the same event.

For example, the two pop-up campaigns “Tumbler Drink Discount” and “New Drink of the Month” are both set to display a pop-up message when visiting the main page. At this point, lets assume that the "Tumbler Drink Discount" event has a lower priority than the "New Drink of the Month" event.

• “Tumbler Drink Discount” Campaign Priority: 30
• “New Drink of the Month” Campaign Priority: 70

After setting the event priority, the following happens when a user visits the main page:

1. User visits the main page.
2. The “New Drink of the Month” event is triggered first.
3. So the “New drink of the month” pop-up message will appear first.
4. Subsequently, the "Tumbler Drink Discount" event will also be triggered, but since it has a low priority, it will just stay there, with the "New Drink of the Month" pop-up message already displayed. The “Tumbler Drink Discount” pop-up message will not appear.

This priority setting allows you to control which event takes precedence to trigger a pop-up message when multiple events occur simultaneously.

exposure time

When the pop-up message trigger condition is met, the message can be displayed in all time zones.
Alternatively, you can set it to display a message when conditions are met at a specific time.

Exposure conditions

The exposure criteria for a pop-up message relate to how often the message appears. Setting exposure conditions determines how often messages are displayed.

• Impressions per session : This indicates how often the message will be displayed during a session (a unit of activity when a user opens and closes an app or web page). For example, setting “Once per session” means that only one message will be displayed during each session. Users will not see the message multiple times within the same session.
  Example) 3 exposures per session → Message is exposed only 3 times from app opening to closing, but not exposed 4 or more times.
  
  
• Impressions per user : This indicates how often the message will be shown to each user. Even if the user uses the app or web multiple times, the user will not see the message more than the set number of times. For example, if you set it to “3 times per user,” a user will only see the message 3 times.
  Example) If the number of exposures per user is set to 4 at the time of login, the user will only be exposed to the message up to 4 times, and will not be exposed to the message from the 5th time onwards.
  
  
• Number of impressions per day/hour: Determine how often the message will be displayed over a period of days or hours. Once the set number of impressions is reached, the user will no longer see the message for that day.
  Example) If you set it to "5 times per day", users will only be able to see the message 5 times per day.

self serve

Self-serve is a feature that exposes pop-up messages through the OpeninAppMessage API and OpeninWebMessage API.
Using this, you can display a pop-up message using the campaign ID in a desired location.

Additional settings refer to reference values ​​or conditions to provide timing for opening keys/values.
( Up to 10 additional settings are supported.)

Please refer to the related technology and development guide to expose pop-up messages through self-serve.

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