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user08466
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February 1, 2024
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Hide mbox after conversion

Hi Guys,

 

Is there a profile script that can return true or false after a user has converted after engaging with an mbox.

Basically we want hide the mbox after a user has reached the confirmation page.

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    alexbishop
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    Adobe Employee
    February 5, 2024

    A couple of different ways of doing this but probably the most simple is to exclude them with a more advanced Reporting Settings setup:

    By clicking on the 3 dots you can select the Advanced Settings option, which then allows you to disqualify & bar from re-entry. This will work if you're just interested in excluding people from the activity in question; however, you might also want to push those users into a new audience that could potentially be targeted in a follow-up activity, in which case you could use a profile script instead. 

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    alexbishop
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    alexbishopAdobe Employee
    Adobe Employee
    February 5, 2024

    Just trying to understand exactly the use case, what do you mean by "engaging with an mbox"? Do you mean that the visitor was shown a Target activity and has clicked on a call to action that was part of that activity? And then they converted so you want to stop showing them the activity?

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      user08466Author
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      February 5, 2024

      Indeed. In essence, the user is presented with an activity. Upon clicking on a call-to-action (CTA), they are redirected to a thank you page. Our objective is to cease displaying the activity to the user once they have viewed the thank you page. Conversely, if they do not confirm, they will continue to encounter the same card repeatedly.

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        alexbishop
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        alexbishopAdobe EmployeeAccepted solution
        Adobe Employee
        February 5, 2024

        A couple of different ways of doing this but probably the most simple is to exclude them with a more advanced Reporting Settings setup:

        By clicking on the 3 dots you can select the Advanced Settings option, which then allows you to disqualify & bar from re-entry. This will work if you're just interested in excluding people from the activity in question; however, you might also want to push those users into a new audience that could potentially be targeted in a follow-up activity, in which case you could use a profile script instead. 

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