🔗 Embedding A Campaign On Any Page

Engage can run a campaign on any page on any site: a static HTML page, a landing page builder, or a site that has nothing to do with WordPress. Every lead and click still comes back to your WordPress site.

Where to find it:

Open the campaign in the builder, click the Display tab, and find Embed On Any Page.

Turning it on:

1. Tick Allow this campaign to be embedded on other sites. It is off by default, so you decide exactly which campaigns can be embedded.
2. The snippet appears underneath.
3. Make sure the campaign is published. The snippet only works for a live campaign.
4. Click Copy snippet.
5. Paste it into the page where you want the campaign, before the closing body tag.

The snippet is a single script tag with three parts: the address of the embed loader on your site, your site address in data-rae-site, and the campaign number in data-rae-campaign.

What the embedded campaign does:

It loads the campaign from your WordPress site, uses the same stylesheet and the same code your own site uses, and shows the campaign exactly as it looks at home. Views, clicks and conversions count in your Engage numbers, and every lead lands on your Leads tab and goes to your autoresponder.

Frequency rules still apply for each visitor on the page it is embedded on. Several embeds on one page are drawn together and the code loads once.

Safe by design:

Only campaigns you switched embedding on for are served. A view is only counted when the campaign actually appears to a visitor.

A real example:

Northside sells gift boxes through a separate landing page builder. They tick embedding on the Roast Notes Slide In, copy the snippet and paste it into the landing page. New sign ups from that page appear on their Leads tab next to everyone else.

Testing an embed:

1. Paste the snippet into your page and publish the page.
2. Open the page in a private window and wait for the trigger.
3. Opt in with your own address.
4. Check the Leads tab on your WordPress site.

Removing an embed:

Delete the snippet from the page. To stop every copy at once, untick Allow this campaign to be embedded on other sites, or pause the campaign, and click Update.

Where to paste the snippet:

• A static HTML page: just before the closing body tag.
• A page builder or landing page tool: an HTML, code or custom script element, or the page's footer scripts box.
• Another WordPress site: a Custom HTML block, or a plugin that adds code to the footer.

Tips:

• Targeting by page and by member or role applies on your own site. On another site, everyone is treated as a visitor.
• Device, new or returning visitors and frequency rules work everywhere, because they run in the visitor's browser.