Various behavioral triggers and prompt website visitors for a call when they're interested.
Widget triggers find out when your visitors are interested, and prompt them for a call when they are.
Here are the key behavioral triggers:
Scroll Trigger
Exit Intent Trigger
Time Trigger
CSS Element Trigger
Scroll Trigger
The widget pops up when the visitor scrolls to the bottom of the page. You can control the level of scroll by percentage (%).
Use Case: Landing pages and blog pages. This is because scrolling to page end is likely to mean that they have read the page/blog and might show some interest in your product/service.
Exit Intent Trigger
The widget triggers when the visitor attempts to exit page.
Use Case: Main pages, pricing pages and other vital pages where potential customers would be making decisions. We'll detect if they are exiting and try to recover their interest with a free callback.
Time Trigger
The widget triggers after a visitor spends a certain amount of time on your page.
Use Case: Squeeze pages with long convincing texts.
CSS Element Trigger
The widget triggers upon click on a CSS element, such as image or button.
Use Case: Contact page or demo page.
Setup Guide
You can set how your widget triggers to your customers.
Navigate to "Inbound" > "Widget Settings" > "Behavior"
Under Widget Behavior, you can toggle ON/OFF for each triggers.
