| 1 |
Open the Admin Panel with Cmd+Ctrl+A (Mac) or Ctrl+Alt+A (Windows/Linux) |
All campaign controls live here — this is your command center |
Keyboard shortcut on your live GPTWeb site |
| 2 |
Click the Campaigns tab in the left-hand menu |
This is where all campaigns are created, managed, and monitored |
Admin Panel → Campaigns tab |
| 3 |
Click + Create Campaign and select your campaign type (Toaster, Modal, In-Chat, or New Chat Message) |
Different formats serve different engagement goals — Toaster is easiest to start with |
Campaigns tab → + Create Campaign dropdown |
| 4 |
General Tab: Enter a Campaign Name, Description, and set Status to Active |
Status must be Active for visitors to see it — Draft means it is saved but hidden |
Campaign Editor → General tab |
| 5 |
Targeting Tab: Set your Targeting Mode (e.g., Time on Site with 30 second threshold) |
Controls exactly who sees the campaign and when — prevents showing too early or to wrong audience |
Campaign Editor → Targeting tab |
| 6 |
Optionally select Specific Segments to narrow your audience |
Segment targeting ensures your message reaches the most relevant visitors only |
Campaign Editor → Targeting tab → Targeting Mode dropdown |
| 7 |
Content Tab: Write your Campaign Title, Message, choose CTA Action (Link, Form, or Chat), and set colors/icon |
This is what visitors actually see — the live preview panel on the right updates in real time as you type |
Campaign Editor → Content tab |
| 8 |
Rules Tab: Set Max Displays, Cooldown Period, Display Delay, and optional Start/End Dates |
Controls frequency and scheduling — prevents overexposure and respects visitor experience |
Campaign Editor → Rules tab |
| 9 |
Click Save Campaign |
Nothing goes live until saved — always save before navigating away |
Campaign Editor footer → Save Campaign button |
| 10 |
Visit your live site and verify the campaign appears as expected |
Real-world testing ensures targeting rules and timing work correctly before all visitors see it |
gptweb.com/site/your-company-slug |