Customize your social proof popup
Posted: Sat Apr 05, 2025 6:45 am
On the next page, TrustPulse gives you options to change the language and appearance of pop-up notifications.
By default, TrustPulse will use the visitor’s name. However, if you can’t determine a name, you can set a preferred title here, such as “someone just bought shoes” or “an awesome person just signed up.” You’ll then need to change the text of the message, such as “I just downloaded the eBook!” and then add a link where visitors will be taken when they click on the notification.
TrustPulse message and link for popup
Further down the same page, you'll also see options to customize the appearance of the popup, including the image, position, style, and size. You can also expand an advanced settings menu that has more options to customize the popup to match your site 's theme .Advanced TrustPulse settingsNow that you've created your campaign, you can move on to the next step, where things get more interesting.
Step 4: Choose the user activity to capture
TrustPulse offers two options for capturing activity on your website: With female database AutoMagic and Zapier . With AutoMagic , you can set conditions to capture form activity or user clicks.For example, you can get notifications when someone clicks a “subscribe” button or fills out a contact form. With Zapier , you can capture activity from over 2,000 third-party apps, like Facebook and Google My Business. For this tutorial, we’ll choose AutoMagic , but if you want to use Zapier, check out this article on how to connect Zapier to TrustPulse .
By default, AutoMagic will capture activity from forms on your site, such as contact forms and checkout forms. Now that TrustPulse knows what activity to capture, you can decide when and where popups will appear.
By default, TrustPulse will use the visitor’s name. However, if you can’t determine a name, you can set a preferred title here, such as “someone just bought shoes” or “an awesome person just signed up.” You’ll then need to change the text of the message, such as “I just downloaded the eBook!” and then add a link where visitors will be taken when they click on the notification.
TrustPulse message and link for popup
Further down the same page, you'll also see options to customize the appearance of the popup, including the image, position, style, and size. You can also expand an advanced settings menu that has more options to customize the popup to match your site 's theme .Advanced TrustPulse settingsNow that you've created your campaign, you can move on to the next step, where things get more interesting.
Step 4: Choose the user activity to capture
TrustPulse offers two options for capturing activity on your website: With female database AutoMagic and Zapier . With AutoMagic , you can set conditions to capture form activity or user clicks.For example, you can get notifications when someone clicks a “subscribe” button or fills out a contact form. With Zapier , you can capture activity from over 2,000 third-party apps, like Facebook and Google My Business. For this tutorial, we’ll choose AutoMagic , but if you want to use Zapier, check out this article on how to connect Zapier to TrustPulse .
By default, AutoMagic will capture activity from forms on your site, such as contact forms and checkout forms. Now that TrustPulse knows what activity to capture, you can decide when and where popups will appear.