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Adobe Target Experience Targeting

  • March 27, 2021
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Hello,

 

We have an Adobe Target use case we are trying to solve for and hoping to get some clarification and assistance.

 

Use Case – On our secure site, we want to show a pop up box with personalised message based on logged-in User’s attribute. The attribute we want to personalise by is circled in red in screen grab below.

 

We are planning to use the lightbox experience template as mentioned in documentation below for the pop up

https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/target/using/experiences/vec/modifications/experience-templates.html?lang=en#section_EF4FBA08CE55407CAFB334340C6C1577

 

What we are stuck on is, how to serve different experiences based on the attribute? We believe we can use Audiences to serve different audiences, but that will mean creating whole bunch of audiences. Is there a way to dynamically serve experiences for the different attribute values?

 

Please advise.

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Best answer by Abhinav_m

If I understand correctly, number of targeted profile attribute and experiences mapped to them are too many, and that is why you are not comfortable driving these variations with dedicated audience.

 

If you are not building dedicated audience, you can create single qualifying audience and put the variation logic in the modal code itself. Bunch of IF ELSE blocks.

But this will turn out to be a nightmare for you from a manageability standpoint.

 

Second Option is to externalize the Modal Functionality as a remote offer. You can wire the single audience to a remote offer service, passing the attribute to it and service evaluates the attribute an return the right modal expereince. 

 

Again still a bad idea, coz then I am not sure why you are using Target.

 

Depending on what your priorities are, multiple audiences mapped to each variation of modal on Target, is your best bet.

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Abhinav_mAccepted solution
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March 27, 2021

If I understand correctly, number of targeted profile attribute and experiences mapped to them are too many, and that is why you are not comfortable driving these variations with dedicated audience.

 

If you are not building dedicated audience, you can create single qualifying audience and put the variation logic in the modal code itself. Bunch of IF ELSE blocks.

But this will turn out to be a nightmare for you from a manageability standpoint.

 

Second Option is to externalize the Modal Functionality as a remote offer. You can wire the single audience to a remote offer service, passing the attribute to it and service evaluates the attribute an return the right modal expereince. 

 

Again still a bad idea, coz then I am not sure why you are using Target.

 

Depending on what your priorities are, multiple audiences mapped to each variation of modal on Target, is your best bet.

winstonl3651471
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March 28, 2021
Hi, Thank you for the feedback. Looks like multiple audiences mapped to the variations is the way to go.
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