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Tab Channels/Web/Native banners

The "Web: Native banners" tab enables creating and setting rules to display native banners and display them to the users on the chosen website.

Prerequisites for banners

To work with on-site personalization, first, it is needed to be set by the Meiro team:

1. Activation of the endpoint in the Meiro Events (ME) system should be implemented in order to collect events.

2. Meiro Events API connection must be set in the Administration/ Settings tab. 

3. Native banners tabs must be enabled by the administrator for your user role.

4. For native banners, it is required to installplace a "ElementDOM ID"element on(or multiple elements) with the corresponding ID in the HTML code of the website where the banner will be displayed. 

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Native banners list

Search

Search for the native banner name and Element ID.

Name

The name of the native banner. 

ElementContainer ID

ElementThe ID,ID whereof the nativeDOM element into which the banner will be placed on the website.inserted.

Priority

The priority is assigned to the native banner (from 0 to 10, where 10 is the highest). Priority can be edited.

Active

Publish/ unpublish native banner.

Modified at

Date and time when the native banner was modified, and who made changes to the banner.

Edit/ Delete

Edit the native banner's form or delete it. Deleted native banners are stored in the trash.

Trash

All deleted pop-up banners are stored in the trash. From there, they can be restored to the Meiro Business Explorer interface.

Learn more: about how to restore deleted items


Native banner form

Name native banner

(required)

Name of the native banner that will be visible in the list of banners set on the native banner tab.

When to display native banner
  • Conditions to display native banners:
    • What date/ time: datetime, day of the week, hours of the day, 
    • Other available conditions:
      • browser language, browser, cookie, device, Google Tag Manager, hostname, HTTP, local storage, page titles, pathname, referrer, URL, UTM campaign, UTM medium, and UTM source.
  • Priority (required)

How to display native banner
  • HTML/ image banner design (required)
  • Width (required for HTML, optional for image)
  • ElementContainer ID (required)

Select "Active" if you wish a native banner to be displayed straight after creation. 

Learn more: about native banner form & conditions

Learn more: banners tutorials and best practices

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