Adding an Experience to an ABM Page

Modified on Thu, 3 Jul at 8:59 PM

Triggering a Hushly Experience on an ABM Page means delivering personalized content or offers when a visitor is about to exit the page. This exit-intent trigger ensures last-chance engagement by showing relevant messaging, gated content. The primary intention of configuring an exit intent experience on an ABM page is to retain and convert high-value visitors before they leave. Since ABM targets specific, high-priority accounts, every visit is significant. Exit intent allows you to:


  • Re-engage users who are about to leave without taking action
  • Deliver personalized offers or content based on their firmographics or behavior
  • Capture leads through smart forms or CTAs before they bounce
  • Reduce abandonment and increase ROI on ABM efforts


To add an Experience to an ABM Page, you need to: 

  • Create an ABM Page
  • Create an Experience for On-Exit Intent, On Click, or On Timer.
  • Insert the Experience Tag in the Hub's Custom Code.
  • Add the Domain to the Manage Domains.
  • How the Experience Trigger works in Real Time. 
  1. Create an ABM Page: 
    • Build an ABM Page and copy the page URL to use in your Experience configuration.To Learn about creating an ABM Page, click here. 
  2. Create an Experience: 
    • In the Who section of the Experience, configure the ABM Page URL copied earlier to target the audience.
    • In the When section, you can configure an On Exit Intent(PC only), On Click (All Devices), or On Timer trigger.
    •  Click Save Changes and Publish the Experience.

      To learn more about configuring an On Exit Intent Experience
      , click here.

  3. Insert the Experience Tag in the Hub's Custom Code:
    • Copy the Hushly Experience Tag from Setup > Settings> Hushly Code. 
    • Go to the Hub, select Custom Code from the Hub menu, and paste the Hushly Experience Tag into the Code section.
    • Select the Page Type (ABM Page) from the drop-down list. Selecting All will work on ABM Pages as well as Hub Pages. 
    • Select the Placement.
    • Enter a Description (optional).
    • The Enable Toggle is active by default.
    • Click Save.
  4. Add the Domain to the Manage Domains:
    • Under Setup > Manage Domains,  click to add the page URL domain, which was copied from the ABM Page  
  5. How the Experience Trigger works in Real Time:
    • When a visitor lands on the ABM page, the Experience is triggered based on the Exit Intent, On Click, or On Timer settings configured in the When section.


Related Topics:
Adding an Experience to an SNLP




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