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<p>Targeted User Actions is a plugin that allows you to perform actions on your website, such as showing a modal (pop-up) window or setting a cookie, only for users who match criteria that you define.  For instance, with this plugin you can target users who have visited a specific product page on your website more than once across multiple browser sessions, and then show those users a pop-up window that offers them a discount code on the product.</p>
<p>Easily set up rules to find users who match specific criteria and fire actions only for those users.  You can target users by the current page URL, number of times the user has viewed a page, a user’s logged in status as well as how many total visits a user has made to your site.  Combine these targeting criteria for even more powerful user targeting.</p>
<p>If a user matches one of the rules you have defined, you can then perform an action only on that user.  Actions you can perform are launching a modal (pop-up) window or setting a cookie on the user’s browser.  Our goal is to add more actions in future versions of the plugin, as well as eventually give developers tools to add their own custom targeting metrics and actions via WordPress hooks.</p>
<p>The plugin can also be configured to not track any users until a specific cookie is present for the user, which makes the plugin compatible with cookie notice plugins that set a cookie only after a user gives consent to be tracked.</p>


Targeted User Actions

A plugin that allows you to perform actions on your website selectively, only for users who match the criteria you define within the plugin.

thmarx

<p>This plugin is an integration for the webTools-Platform a opensource event analytics and segmentation platform.</p>
<p>Features:</p>
<ul>
<li>Tracking of user events</li>
<li>Scoring for user behaviour</li>
<li>User segmentation</li>
<li>Content targeting via shortcodes</li>
<li>Tracking of WooCommerce events</li>
<li>Segment simulator in the preview</li>
<li>Support for WPBakery PageBuilder (formerly Visual Composer)</li>
<li>Support for Pagebuilder by SiteOrigin</li>
<li>Support for Elementor Page Builder</li>
<li>Support for Beaver Builder</li>
<li>Template-Tag to check if a user match a specific segment ( e.q. tma_is_in_segment(“a_segment_id”))</li>
<li>Replace WooCommerce recommendations by recommendations based on user segments</li>
</ul>
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<h3>Usage</h3>
<p>After installing the plugin, you have access to the tma_content shortcode to target content in posts and pages for specific user segments.<br />
[tma_content segments=’clothing’]this content is relevant for users of the segment “clothing”[/tma_content]<br />
More help about using the shortcode, see the TMA-WebTools menu in your wordpress installation.</p>
<p>If you decide to track WooCommerce events, than all complete orders will be tracked. That information can be used to define user segments in the webTools platform.</p>
<h3>Known issues</h3>
<p>1.5.0<br />
 * SiteOrigin PageBuilder has some unreproducable preview issues</p>


TMA-WebTools

TMA-WebTools is a integration for https://thorstenmarx.com/projekte/webtools/

Targeted User Actions vs TMA-WebTools