Website Settings
How to add web push to your site
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How to add a site to send push notifications
Last Updated: 26.11.2024
A push notification is a message from a website that pops up on a user’s device. You can use these notifications to inform site visitors about news, sales, order statuses, and other important events.
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How to customize your push notification subscription request window
Last Updated: 11.01.2024
Site visitors have already gotten used to the usual appearance of request windows and click "Block" out of habit, so SendPulse offers you to customize your request window. Set the appearance of your web push subscription request window in the site settings section.
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How to pass additional variables for segmenting and personalizing of web push notifications
Last Updated: 28.09.2024
To pass additional variables like subscribers' names or emails, after adding web push integration code to your website (the code generated in your account), you need to add the additional code.
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How to connect the web push service to your WordPress-powered site
Last Updated: 04.12.2024
With the SendPulse Free Web Push plugin for WordPress, you can enable web push notifications on your WordPress website. Once connected, you will be able to collect subscriber data on your website, send web push notifications, and view your campaign performance in SendPulse.
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How to add web push notification code to a website using Google Tag Manager
Last Updated: 13.12.2024
If you don't have access to the source code of your site, you can add code using Google Tag Manager.
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How to connect the web push service to your Wix-powered site
Last Updated: 26.11.2024
You can add web push notifications to website builders — without knowing anything about coding — to inform website visitors about news, sales, order statuses, and other important events.
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How to track subscription request Display, Exit, and Clickthrough events
Last Updated: 28.11.2023
Collect additional information about user behavior using web push notifications. You can track how many users receive, open, and click your subscription requests. This will help you understand how effective your settings are and which topics or formats are interesting to users.
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