Increase leadscore when key urls are visited

You can already  change your leadscore. Now, we're adding more leadscore functionality. With this release, you can define which urls on your website have an impact on leadscore. In other words, leads qualify themselves by showing interest in important pages; pricing or specific product pages. This feature means that when leads visit the pages you tell us are important - they receive a higher leadscore, and come to the top of the list, and to your attention.

Receive 'buy signals' - leads who check key pages of your website are more likely to convert into customers. For example, If a lead checks your pricing page, he's a warmer lead than the average visitor. 'Buy signal' - behaviour signalling interest - changes from business to business and you need to pay attention to your key pages. Here are a few examples that we hope can help you generate more leads and close even more deals.

When you access your leadscore settings, scroll down until you see the item 4. There, you just need to define which URL is relevant and should affect your leadscore. You can use a absolute  url, like http://www.mywebsite.com/sample-page, or relative paths, like /sample-page/.

Just write your url on the left, and assign a weight to it.

Using relative paths to target multiple urls

If you have multiple plans, and you want to check if the visitor visited any of the pages, you can use the url structure to achieve this. for example: 

You can define your url as:

This will catch everything that comes after 'plans'. So, in case you launch or test new plans in the future, you are covered.

You can also add up to 5 different urls to your leadscore settings, assigning a different weight for each of them. Each url will count individually for your final leadscore calculation.

That's it. Now  login into your account and try it yourself.