CM Pop-Up Pro: Targeted WordPress Popup Campaigns

CM Pop-Up Pro lets you build WordPress campaigns around a message and the conditions for displaying it. Add HTML, images, or video, then use AdDesigner to tailor the campaign’s appearance for your site. Common uses include category-specific discount codes, subscription prompts, advertising, banners, image galleries, and video announcements.

Choose a format, placement, and audience

Display a campaign as a popup, fly-in, or full-screen message. Campaigns are responsive, with an option to turn off popup display on mobile devices. You can display a campaign across the website or restrict it to selected pages, posts, custom post types, a specific post or page, or a URL. Audience rules let you target logged-in or non-logged-in users, such as showing a subscription prompt with an embedded form to guests.

Set the conditions for display

Campaigns can execute during a chosen start and end period or on selected days of the week. Other controls let you select random campaigns, add a delay after page load, and set display intervals such as every page load or once per page. You can also limit how many times a campaign appears to a customer.

For action-based display, a popup or fly-in can respond to JavaScript hover or click events. Page-leave intent detection can show a popup when a visitor moves the cursor toward closing the tab. Inactivity detection can show one after the visitor has stopped moving the mouse and typing for a specified number of seconds.

Adjust presentation and review activity

Custom effects control popup visual and audio behavior. You can add a blur or semi-transparent overlay, style an inner border and shadow, and customize the close button’s look and position. A sticky trigger button lets users open a popup manually. Multiple popups can appear on the same page, with individual z-index settings to control their stacking order.

The Pro edition includes a forms builder and forms support. Campaign statistics in the popup reporting area track clicks and impressions, so you can review activity across different messages, placements, or display settings.

Confirm the campaign on its selected page

1. In WordPress, go to Add New Campaign.
2. Enter the campaign title and advertisement content.
3. Configure the basic visual settings and any Pro display settings.
4. Select Show on every page or choose the posts, pages, post types, or URLs where it should appear.
5. Click Save Changes.
6. Open a relevant site page, check that the advertisement appears, then close the popup with the X icon.