To be able to set up a Hellobar + Timer Campaign, follow the steps listed below :

STEP 1:  In your LetSetCom dashboard, click on ‘Create New’.

STEP 2:  Click on ‘Hellobar + Timer’.

STEP 3:  Configure the General Settings tab.

A. Campaign Name: You need to enter the campaign name here.

NOTE: The campaign name is only for your internal reference and would not be shown to your end-user anywhere.

B. Hellobar Template Type: You need to select the timer type here.

NOTE: You can also view how the campaign looks by simply clicking on Show/hide Preview or Update Preview.

C. Hellobar text: You need to enter the Hellobar text here.

D. Hellobar Position: You need to define the Hellobar position here. You can either set it for  top or bottom.

E. CTA Text: You can enter your CTA text here.

F. CTA Action: You can define your CTA action here. There are 3 options available:

1. Redirect: If you choose to redirect then, you must enter a redirect URL.

2. Redirect to a new tab: If you choose to redirect to a new tab then also, you must enter a redirect URL.

3. Scroll: If you want your visitor to be scrolled to a specific section of your page/website after clicking on the CTA button then, you must enter the XPath to the element.

You can refer to the tutorial here, which is completely on XPath.

G. Timer Template: You need to select the timer template here.

NOTE: You can also view how the campaign looks by simply clicking on Show/hide Preview or Update Preview.

H. Timer Type: You need to select the template timer type here. There are 3 types of template timer type:

1. Date & Time based: This is a classic timer that is the same for everyone landing on the website.

1. End Date & Time: You need to enter the end date and time here.

1. Timezone: You need to select the Timezone here.

1. When Central Timer Expires: Here, you need to select what will happen when the Central Timer will expire. You can either hide the timer, redirect to the page or show the static central timer as 00:00.

1. Timer Labels: You need to enter your Timer Labels here.
   

2. Cookie-based: This is a personalized timer that starts when the visitor lands up on the website and keeps a track of the cookie of that particular visitor. The start time for this timer is different for everyone depending upon when they land up on the website.

1. Timer Duration: You need to select the Central Timer Duration here.
   
2. When Central Timer Expires: Here, you need to select what will happen when the Central Timer will expire. You can either hide the timer, redirect to the page or show the static central timer as 00:00.
3. Timer Labels: You need to enter your Timer Labels here.
   

3. Evergreen: Evergreen timer is a type of cookie-based timer which when expires, starts again.

1. Timer Duration: You need to select the Central Timer Duration here.

1. Timer Labels: You need to enter your Timer Labels here.
   

I. Styling Customisation: If you wish to make any changes in the styling of the campaign, you can simply switch the toggle on and make changes as per your wish.

1. Timer Styling: You can customize the Timer’s font, font size & color here.

2. Timer Label Styling: You can customize Timer Label Styling here.

3. Hellobar Text Styling: You can customize Hellobar’s font, font size & color here.

4. Background Color: You can also customize Hellobar’s background color here.

5. CTA Text Styling: You can customize the CTA’s font, font size & color here.

6. Background Color: You can also customize the CTA’s background color here.

7.  Highlight Styling: If you have highlighted anything while writing the title or text then, you can simply customize it here.

STEP 4:  Configure the Trigger Tab.

A. Display URL Settings: This is where you need to configure on which pages would you like the campaign to appear and on which pages you do not want them to.

1. Include: You need to enter the URL on which you want the campaign to appear along with a condition.

2. Exclude: You need to enter the URL on which you do not want the campaign to appear along with a condition.

3. Referrer: This section enables you to run different conditions based on different sources.

For example - If you add ‘Facebook’ under this section then, the campaign will be triggered only for users coming via Facebook.

Now, there are 3 types of trigger conditions that are predefined in the system. For instance, if you wish to trigger a campaign on myhome.com, then here is how all the trigger conditions will work:

1. Exact: [With this, the campaign will only trigger on myhome.com]

2. Contains: [With this, the campaign will get triggered on all the URL containing myhome.com like -myhome.com/pricing, myhome.com/features or myhome.com/blog] - HIGHLY RECOMMENDED

3. Regex [Regular expression or “Regex” is used to target multiple and complicated URLs by providing a pattern to match the URLs. This is mainly for developers only].

NOTE: Make sure that you do not add ‘http’, ‘https’, or ‘www’ in the prefix of the URL which you enter.