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How to Create an Onsite Experiences

Learn how to create, design, target, and publish your first Onsite Experience in Triggerbee. From choosing a layout to measuring performance.

Learn how to create and launch your first Onsite Experience step by step.

Estimated time to complete: 5–10 minutes

Step 1: Navigate to Onsite Experiences

  1. Navigate to Onsite Experiences in the left sidebar.

  2. Click the Create button.

You can also use the quick access create directly in the left navigation.

Step 2: Choose a Template or Start from Scratch

You can either:

  • Pick a template: Choose from ready-made templates for banners, modals, surveys, etc. These will automatically get your Brand Settings applied.

  • Start from scratch: Create a custom design that fits your brand and goal.

Tip: Templates are great if you want a quick setup or inspiration.

Step 3: Design Your Campaign

  • Use the drag-and-drop editor to rearrange current components, and/or add more components from the Component Library (under ADD) in the menu on the left.

  • Customize styles, fonts, and colors to match your branding by clicking on each component and adjusting the settings in the right menu.

  • If you're building a form, go to Form Settings to connect your CRM.
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  • Make sure to check out the desktop and mobile versions of your campaign to ensure that it's responsive.

Need help with design? Check out our Campaign Editor Guide.

Step 4: Targeting, Attribution, Scheduling and Repetition

After you've done designing, move on to Campaign Settings. This is where you define when, where and to whom the campaign should appear.

  • Select attribution model: Select what success looks like by selecting attribution type in Assisted Sales. You can choose between multiple activities.
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Note: For Triggerbee to calculate ROI on campaigns, you must log Purchases and Revenue to Triggerbee.

  • Trigger: Decide what activates the campaign (e.g., time on page, exit intent, scroll depth).
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    Scheduling & Repetition: Set how often visitors see the campaign.

Step 5: Preview and Test

  • Click Preview to see what your campaign looks like on different devices.
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  • To test your campaign with the correct audience, you can use the Manual Trigger. Publish your campaign with this Trigger, and you'll get a link to where the campaign will display if you're in the correct Audience.

Step 6: Publish!

When you're happy with the setup, click Publish in the bottom right corner, or schedule it for later. If you do nothing, the campaign will be saved as a draft.

After Publishing

You can:

  • View campaign performance (impressions, conversions, etc.)

  • Edit or pause the campaign anytime

  • Duplicate it to reuse the setup for future campaigns


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