Personalization
Landing pages
Once you publish a personalization, adfit runs it for matching visitors. The Landingpages view is the map of that: it lists each page that has a live personalization running on it, with the running personalizations shown as chips you can open in one click.
Find your landing pages
Open one of your sites and choose Landingpages in the site sidebar (in the Audience group). The page lists every landing page that has at least one live personalization running on it, with those personalizations shown next to each page and site-wide personalizations grouped into an All pages row at the top.
What each row shows
Every row is one landing page, with three things:
- Landing page: the page address, with a friendly name below it (for example Homepage for your front page).
- Personalizations: the personalizations running on that page, each shown as a chip. Click a chip to open that personalization in Personalizations, where you can review, edit or unpublish it.
- Status: a Live marker. Every page on this list is live, which is what the marker confirms at a glance.
What Live means
Live means a personalization is published and active, so matching visitors are seeing it right now. Drafts and unpublished personalizations do not appear here: this view is only your live pages. To see everything, including drafts, use Personalizations.
The All pages row
Some personalizations are not tied to a single page: they run across your whole site. adfit groups those into one All pages row at the top, labelled Runs on every page. Its chips work just like any other row, so you can open each site-wide personalization from there.
Open or share a page
Each page row has a menu at its end (the ... button) with two actions:
- Open page: opens the live page in a new tab, so you can see it the way your visitors do.
- Copy page link: copies the page address to your clipboard. adfit confirms with Link copied.
The All pages row has no menu, since it is not a single page.
Keep in mind
Changes reach future visitors
Changing a personalization affects future visitors on that landing page. Editing, unpublishing or restoring a personalization takes effect the next time a matching visitor arrives.
If nothing is live yet, the view shows No live landing pages yet: when you publish a personalization, the pages it runs on show up here. Head to Personalizations to publish your first one.