Inbound Personalization (website, blog, landing pages)

Use "find element" to edit a specific selector

Select a particular HTML/CSS selector that you can then modify for your page content personalizations.

Written by June Castro
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Segments

How to use traffic distribution

By adding traffic distribution to your Mutiny segment, you determine the percentage of traffic eligible to be placed in your experiences

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Creating a Custom Segment for Inbound Personalization

The first step to creating personalized experiences is defining your audience segment. Create your first segment in just a few clicks.

Written by Molly Bruckman
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Types of Behavioral Audiences

Behavioral Audiences allow you to target based on visitor activity on your website

Written by Neel Shivdasani
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How to Configure Custom Behavioral Audiences

Use visitor browsing behavior to define your own custom audience segments (use case, persona, buying stage, vertical)

Written by Molly Bruckman
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How to create a segment for existing customers

Target existing customers visiting your website from login clicks

Written by Neel Shivdasani
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How to run an A/B test for all site visitors

Written by Jaleh Rezaei
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Using Google Adwords for personalization

Written by Molly Bruckman
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Personalized pages

Launch a Personalized Inbound Experience

Learn how to create a new personalized experience in less than 5 minutes.

Written by Molly Bruckman
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Personalize homepage by visitor's use case

Most products have different use cases. Personalizing for each can dramatically improve your conversion rate.

Written by Molly Bruckman
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Personalize your blog CTAs

With multi-page targeting, you can easily personalize all the CTAs on every blog post with one experience.

Written by Molly Bruckman
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Personalize homepage by visitor's industry

Companies from different industries often have different needs. Therefore different messages and testimonials may resonate better.

Written by Jaleh Rezaei
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Using variables to dynamically change elements

In 3 easy steps, you can launch 1:1 personalization with a single experience.

Written by Molly Bruckman
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Add multiple variations to your Mutiny personalization, and find conversions faster

Multi-variation experiences allow experiments on the same segment. Discover which variation converts, and route traffic to it automatically.

Written by Molly Bruckman
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Components

How to add a sidepop component

Sidepops appear on the bottom left corner of your screen and lets you promote a relevant asset or CTA

Written by June Castro
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What are experience goals?

Track conversions on the specific asset or path you are promoting in your banner, side pop, exit modal or survey component.

Written by Molly Bruckman
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Understanding components in Mutiny

Add a personalized widget to your website to boost asset views, event registrations, and conversions through personalized banners and modals

Written by Molly Bruckman
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How to add a Banner Component

Banners sit above your navigation or fixed to the bottom of your site and let you promote a relevant asset or CTA to each segment.

Written by Molly Bruckman
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Prevent a Banner Component from covering your top navigation

For some websites, further configuration is needed to ensure your banner component does not cover up your top site navigation

Written by Neel Shivdasani
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Survey Side Pop (with and without personalized success message)

Side Pop Components can survey visitors and act as a data source to promote relevant assets to the right audience.

Written by Molly Bruckman
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Survey Modal (with and without personalized success message)

Use this component to survey visitors and act as a data source to promote relevant assets to the right audience.

Written by Molly Bruckman
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Exit Intent Modals

This type of component loads on your page when a user mouses out of the browser window and optionally lets you capture lead information.

Written by Molly Bruckman
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Experience management

Iterating on experiences and creating new revisions

Mutiny can automatically track revisions for major changes in your experiences so you can iterate freely and keep your data clean.

Written by Molly Bruckman
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How to share preview links of your experiences

There are a few options for sharing links to experiences with your team, whether they have a Mutiny account or not

Written by Neel Shivdasani
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How to deactivate and reactivate experiences

In the event that you need to briefly pause an experience, it's easy to turn them back on when you're ready!

Written by Neel Shivdasani
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How should I prioritize my experiences?

Visitors can qualify for more than one segment. Mutiny will keep your experiences mutually exclusive but you need to define the priority.

Written by Molly Bruckman
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Your Inbound ROI Dashboard

Need help understanding your program summary? This guide explains Additional Leads, Percentage Personalized, and Conversion Lift.

Written by Molly Bruckman
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Running Concurrent Experiences

You may want to run certain experiences concurrently. With Mutiny, you have complete control over your experience management.

Written by Molly Bruckman
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