How to Use "Show Nudge On" Display Rules#
The Show Nudge On setting is a crucial feature located under the Display Rules tab. While the Targeting Website List dictates which domains your nudge appears on, the Show Nudge On setting dictates exactly which specific pages within that domain will display the notification.This allows you to create highly targeted campaigns that only appear when relevant, improving conversion rates without annoying your visitors.
How to Configure Page Targeting#
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Navigate to Display Rules: Open your nudge configuration and click on the Display Rules tab.
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Locate the Setting: Find the section titled Show Nudge On.
All pages: Choose this if you want the notification to appear globally on every single page of your targeted website.
Specific pages: Choose this to restrict or explicitly command the nudge to appear (or hide) based on specific URL paths.
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Define Your Rules (If Specific Pages is selected):
Select a Condition from the dropdown menu.
Enter the URL, Keyword, or Pattern you want to target.
Click Add to lock in the rule.
Understanding the Conditions#
When you select "Specific pages," a dropdown menu appears with various matching conditions. Here is what each one means:Contains: The nudge will show on any page where the URL includes this exact keyword or phrase. (Example: Entering /shoes/ will show the nudge on yoursite.com/shoes/sneakers and yoursite.com/shoes/boots).
Equals: The nudge will only show if the URL matches your input exactly character-for-character. Use this for highly specific, single landing pages.
Regex (Regular Expression): An advanced developer tool used for complex URL pattern matching (e.g., matching a sequence of numbers or dynamic product IDs).
Does not contain: A negative rule. The nudge will show everywhere except pages that include this keyword in the URL.
Does not equal: A negative rule. The nudge will show everywhere except on this one exact, specific URL.
Does not Regex: A negative rule excluding pages based on an advanced regex pattern.
Common Use Cases#
Here are a few powerful ways to use these page-level display rules:1. The Checkout Urgency Booster#
You want to push customers to finish their purchase. Create a Countdown Timer nudge and set the rule to Specific pages > Contains > /checkout or /cart. The timer will only appear when they are in the buying phase, creating maximum urgency.2. Hiding Nudges from Existing Customers#
You don't want to show "Sign up for a free trial!" announcements to users who are already logged into your app. Set a rule to Specific pages > Does not contain > /login or /dashboard.3. Category-Specific Recent Sales#
If a customer is browsing your "Menswear" category, showing them recent sales for "Womenswear" might not be relevant. You can create a Recent Sales nudge strictly for men's items and set the rule to Specific pages > Contains > /mens/.4. Dedicated Landing Page Offers#
If you are running a special Facebook Ad to a custom landing page, you can create an Announcement nudge that greets them specifically. Set the rule to Specific pages > Equals > https://yoursite.com/facebook-promo-2026.
💡 Pro Tips for Combining Rules#
Stacking Rules: You can add multiple rules to a single nudge! For example, you can set it to "Contains /blog" AND "Does not contain /blog/contact".
Keep it Simple: Start with Contains and Does not contain. These two conditions will solve 95% of your page-targeting needs without requiring exact URLs or complex Regex coding.
Modified at 2026-02-17 17:10:00
