How to create email widgets to integrate with your mailing platform campaigns
Want to add personalized recommendations to your existing mail application? Not a problem. This step-by-step guide will give you everything that you need to know to add recommendations to your campaign. To get to the email widget tool we will start from the website monitor dashboard which is underneath where you would usually go to […]
By: Andy Alban 6th November 2018 Tags: email, guide, quick-guideHow to install Bunting
At its heart, Bunting is a JavaScript library that can be added to your HTML. A master tracking code which should be installed on all webpages in which you want Bunting to learn about your user base. This script contacts Bunting, and sends tracking information to your own Bunting dashboard. There are also page-specific tracking […]
By: Ben Smith 31st October 2018 Tags: code, installation, javascript, setup, trackingHow to setup visitor targeting?
Do you have an idea for a Campaign that requires specific targeting constraints? ???? Why not check out the Visitor Targeting section for your campaign. Here there are an extensive amount of conditions which can be added together to create rules. These rules are a criteria of statements that must be true in order for Campaign to be […]
By: Andy Alban 16th October 2018 Tags: quick-guide, split-tests, targeting, tutorialXML Schema Guide
Bunting can learn about your product inventory to drive our product recommendation system, as well as using this data to enable social proofing & urgency messaging. This document discusses the XML format required by Bunting. Example Complete Feed <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE feed SYSTEM "https://YOUR_BUNTING_ID.1.example.com/feed-9.dtd"> <feed> <product> <upc>abc123</upc> <ns> <ENG>iPad</ENG> </ns> <ps> <GBP>399.99</GBP> </ps> […]
By: Andy Alban 26th July 2018 Tags: getting-started, guide, setupInstallation checklist
The purpose of this checklist is to give you assurance that every component of Bunting was installed correctly. This will give you troubleshooting advice about how to double-check and resolve any issues that might crop up. It’s useful to do this immediately after completing the install to give peace of mind that you’re ready to […]
By: Andy Alban Tags: guide, install, setup, troubleshootHow to set up a split test and measure the results!
When you create a piece of content with Bunting, you run through a 3 step process, Visitor targeting > Content > Measure Impact. To set up split testing, all you have to do is change the drop-down under “Run a split test to measure impact?” on the Measure Impact page to Yes and let Bunting do […]
By: Andy Alban 20th July 2018 Tags: quick-guide, results, split-tests, variationsWhat is a Product Data Feed and why do I need it?
Product feeds exist as a way of defining what products are within your inventory. They include useful information such as the Product Name, Product Image, Stock Level, etc. Bunting can read this data to begin attaching statistical probabilities that a user will purchase a particular product, and is the core of how the recommendation algorithm […]
By: Andy Alban 11th July 2018 Tags: configuration, getting-started, quick-guide, setupHow to setup Multi Language support using Bunting?
How does this work? Using Bunting you can set up Multi-Language support with ease, allowing translation for specific countries for text content as well as currency for the specific country. This can be found from the within Bunting on a website monitor page. then selecting Settings to the right of the Performance button above the Personalisation Cloud settings. Setting […]
By: Andy Alban 10th July 2018Server Side A/B Split Testing with Bunting
Server-side split testing with Bunting is quick and easy to set up with this guide. However, before we continue, it is important to define what a server side split test is in Bunting, and how it differs from a client side split test. Definitions Server side: Content is delivered from your servers before page load, […]
By: Stephen Tucker 4th June 2018Does Basic Authentication on my website affect the use of Bunting?
The basic authentication is often used on staging sites, as a way of preventing unwanted access. Basic authentication should not affect your use of Bunting, as Bunting’s javascript API is being called from your Basic Auth site, rather than the API requesting information from it. Therefore, you should be able to implement the javascript tracking code as you would […]
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