Enhanced Widget Editor, Minor Dashboard Updates, and Other News

Now you can easily evaluate widget performance during any campaign duration, without being restricted by default time frames.

Audience targeting options now include number of sessions

Another minor update has popped up in the audience targeting menu. If you want to target visitors based on how familiar they are with your website, you can now use the number of visit sessions they’ve had with you.

With this option, you’ll be able to select ‘is,’ ‘greater than,’ or ‘less than’ before typing the value. In other words, you can target those who’ve already been on your website a certain number of times or, on the contrary, exclude those who have visited your website a certain number of times.

Form submission notifications receive a subject line

If you choose to receive form submissions via email, you can now give those notifications a subject line. This way, we were hoping to help you get inbox notifications more organized and create a more convenient, unified look.

💡Cool bonus: in the subject line, you can use the dynamic text replacement feature and add variables from the form – such as respondent’s name, email, or location.

Copying widget ID became easier than ever

Finally, as you hover over any widget ID number in your dashboard, you’ll notice a copy-to-clipboard icon which means you can now copy widget IDs with a click.

Copying a widget ID might not be the most frequently used feature, however, it comes in handy in several situations:

• When you want to display widgets based on the site logic (API settings)
• When you’re embedding an inline widget into a website
• When you’re managing several websites and need to find a widget quickly
• When you need to refer to the widget while talking to your colleagues or Getsitecontrol team members
• When you want to use event handler callbacks for the data submitted by visitors (also API settings)

So, if you ever find yourself in any of these situations, you now know what to do.

Shopify users get sales statistics visible right in the dashboard

It’s only been a couple of months since we released a widget-related sales report for Shopify users, and we’re happy to hear many of you are using it to the fullest.

Now, to let you quickly understand which widgets are generating sales in your store, we’ve decided to add this little detail 👇

Right from the main dashboard screen, you can now see how many views, actions, and sales each widget has generated since being added to your website. And if you click on the number of sales, you’ll be able to see the revenue from those orders and jump to a more detailed sales report.

🎊 And while we’re on the Shopify topic, the Shopify App Store now allows you to get an annual Getsitecontrol subscription and save 25% compared to a year of monthly payments. If you were looking for a deal, it doesn’t get better than this.