With URL targeting, you can target the pages your campaigns will show on using a combination of inclusion and exclusion rules. You can do this by entering the entirety of a URL or a specific part to only display the campaign in those locations.
Examples
Targeting every single item from a category page could be done using the common category path that each location shares:
https://example.com/category-a/product-123https://example.com/category-a/product-abc
Targeting an individual item from the above list could be done using the individual identifier in the URL:
https://example.com/category-a/product-123https://example.com/category-a/product-abc
URL Selection
There are a range of ways to outline the URLs you want to target which can be done using the items listed below:
Target | Description |
Include All | Includes all URLs from the site |
Exclude Nothing | Excludes no URLs from the site |
Contain | Contains all of the selected segment somewhere within the URL |
Start With | URL starts with the selected segment |
Equal To | Entire URL is equal to the selected segment |
Contains All Of | Contains all of the selected parts across any part of the URL |
Contains Any | Contains any of the individual selected parts |
Matches Regex | Uses regex to target common or random paths - you can build expressions using this tool |