Limio Journeys enable you to deliver dynamic and personalised experiences to your customers, such as geographic routing, A/B testing, or segmentation. With Limio Journeys, you can ensure customers see the most relevant content based on various conditions.
The technology behind Limio Journeys
Limio Journeys are powered by a Content Delivery Network (CDN) with an Edge Handler. This technology allows custom code to run closer to the user's location, enabling functionalities such as:
- Modifying HTTP requests and responses
- Making decisions based on user location
- A/B testing
- Authentication
This architecture provides a highly personalised and efficient user experience by dynamically redirecting customers based on predefined conditions. For example:
- A US-based user accessing the Limio Shop homepage can be redirected to the US-specific homepage.
- A French user may be routed to a French-language page.
From the app userβs perspective, Limio Journeys operate via URLs. You define a starting point URL (e.g. /landing-page) and set conditions to redirect users to destination URLs (e.g. /us/landing-page or /fr/landing-page).
Creating a Journey
- Select Journeys from the left-hand navigation pane.
- Click the plus + button and select Add Journey Group.
- Enter a name for the group and click Save.
- Click the pencil βοΈ icon next to Starting Point to define how users enter the journey:
- Choose an existing tag or create a new one.
- (Recommended) Set a Fallback Tag to ensure proper routing.
- Select or deselect Domains to determine where the journey applies.
- Set your Conditions and Actions based on the desired journey behaviour
(see Limio Journey usage below)- Click Add Condition to include an additional condition for the journey.
- Click the plus + button below an existing condition to add an AND criteria within that condition.
- Finally, click Save to put the Journey live
Important Considerations for Limio Journeys
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Preserved Display URL: Users will continue to see the starting point URL in their browser, even after redirection. This helps prevent URL manipulation to access ineligible deals.
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Journey Activation: Clicking Save immediately activates the journey. To prevent premature activation, use a placeholder starting point (e.g.,
/placeholder250120). Replace it with the actual starting point when you're ready to go live.
Limio Journey usage
Acquisition Journeys:
- Create a Journey based on the customer location: Direct users to country-specific Pages using their IP address (e.g. UK customers see UK-specific offers).
- Create a Journey based on devices: Redirect users to device-specific Pages (e.g. mobile users see a mobile-friendly page).
- Create a Journey based on a A/B Test: Show different Pages to the same users at random to measure performance.
- Create a Journey based on a Session Cookie: Route users to specific offers based on the presence of a session cookie.
- Create a Journey based on Subscription Offer Labels: Route users who just purchased a subscription to a different order complete page.
Cancel/Save and Switch Journeys:
- Create a Journey based on Subscription Offer Labels: Route logged-in users to Pages based on their subscribed offers.
- Create a Journey based on Limio Segments & Journeys: Show Pages tailored to customer segments.
- Create a Journey based on Query String: Redirect users based on specific query strings in the URL.
- Create a Journey based on Subscription Status: Differentiate experiences for active subscribers vs. non-subscribers.
- Create a Journey based on the customer location: Direct logged-in customers to offers based on their original purchase country.
Example:
A company wants to run a limited-time promotional campaign but wants to ensure that only active subscribers accessing the site from a mobile device see the offer. Additionally, they want to A/B test two different landing pages to determine which version performs better.
Users will be randomly split if:
- β They have an active subscription based on Subscription Status criteria
- β Is visiting from a mobile device based on Device criteria
π· Screenshot: Example above in action
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