Push Notification
Push Notifications: Overview metrics
The Overview section under Web push notifications in PageSense provides you a quick insight into some of the important notification metrics that can tell you how your push notifications are performing during a selected time period (such as Last 7 ...
Filter and segment push notification report
Filter and view by date range Choose a specific date range for which you want to view the notification metrics. Entire duration: Shows result from the time the message was scheduled until the specified delivery time. Last 30 active days: Shows ...
Adding a subdomain name in web push notifications
The two-step and custom opt-ins in PageSense offer you the option to add your subdomain name, and to create a customized prompt that tells the users why they might want to subscribe to your website notifications, even before actually prompting for ...
Quieter notification prompts for web push notifications in PageSense
With businesses being digitized, sending web push notifications is considered one of the best re-engagement strategies used by marketers to improve customer engagement, reduce churn rates, and maximize conversions on the online store. However, with ...
A/B test your push message in PageSense
A/B testing your push notification involves comparing two or more different versions of your push message to see which one resonates better with the needs of your website visitors and performs the best in terms of click through rate. In PageSense, ...
Few important metrics to measure the effectiveness of push notification
The main aim of any marketing activity is to see if your strategy is driving any business. By looking at the notification metrics that actually matter, you can quickly make a solid business decision and further iterate your most successful results. ...
Understand your push notification report
Track and analyze the impact of your push notification among your subscribers using realtime results. Zoho PageSense allows you to evaluate the success of each notification, with detailed reports based on which notification performed the best, which ...
Set goals and launch your push notification
The primary goal of any notification is to evoke a desired action from the users reaching your website. You can easily track this by creating different types of goals for your targeted audience on PageSense. These can trigger automated ...
Choose your audience segment to send notifications
Assuming all subscribers will have the same preferences on your website can result in a high number of users unsubscribing from your notifications. On PageSense, you can choose from a predefined set of subscribers to whom you want to show your ...
Add and customize your push message
Add a personal touch to your automated push notifications and establish an instant connection with your customers. In PageSense, you can configure your push message's title and description based on your audience segments, and keep users engaged ...
Create and schedule your first push notification
Grab your audience’s attention even if they are not active on your website. Schedule and send essential alerts such as new product releases, last-minute sales, upcoming event reminders, and a lot more to your subscribers to spark conversions on your ...
Choose opt-in settings to send web push notifications in PageSense
The proper push notification can have high open rates, but sending too many irrelevant notifications will backfire and make users stop using your application. PageSense provides you the option to create a customized opt-in message that enables ...
Browsers and devices that support push notifications
Zoho PageSense push notifications are supported by the following browsers: 1. Google Chrome (version 42+): Windows, Android, MacOS, Linux 2. Firefox (version 44+ for desktop and 48+ for mobile): MacOS, Windows, Linux 3. Edge (Chromium) 79+, Edge ...
Introduction to push notifications
Push notifications are clickable pop-up messages on your subscribers' desktops, mobiles, or tablets. They are instant, automated communication between a website and its end user. They typically contain a title, message, image, and URL that persuades ...