FAQs

How Can I Test If My Geolocation Targeting Is Working

If you’ve created campaigns targeting different countries, you might want to check if they’re working correctly. Geolocation targeting Testing visitor location targeting involves understanding how VPNs and browsers interact, so we recommend asking a developer for help if possible. If you want to try testing it yourself, here are some simple methods: 1. Ask someone in your target country to visit your site. This is the most reliable way to see exactly what visitors from that location will experience. 2. Use a VPN to simulate visiting from the target country. Keep in mind, VPN tests aren’t always accurate. Factors like browser cache or incorrect IP detection can affect the results. Please clear your browser cache before testing with a VPN. To check your IP while testing, just open myip.com in the same browser tab. If your IP shows correctly but you still don’t see the geolocation targeted content, please send us a screenshot along with the IP address shown on myip.com. We’ll help you look into it.

How to Copy a CSS Selector of a Page Element

In some cases, when you need to locate a page element, you’ll want to get its CSS selector. Here’s a quick guide to do that using your browser’s developer tools. Step 1: Open your website and find the target element - Open the page containing the element (text, button, link, image, etc.) you want to locate in your browser. - Right-click the element and choose Inspect from the menu. This will open the developer tools and highlight the element’s code. Right click and select Inspect Step 2: Copy the CSS selector - Right-click the highlighted HTML code in the developer tools. - Hover over Copy, then select Copy selector from the submenu. - This will copy a unique CSS selector for the element to your clipboard. For example, in the screenshot below, the CSS selector for the example element is: #ProductInfo-template--19525913411799__main > div.product__title > h1 Copy selector in developer tools