Targeting: Shopify Markets & Visitor Location •

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This article will cover:

• 2 types of location targeting
• setting up Shopify market targeting
• setting up Visitor location targeting

Types of location targeting

There are 2 targeting options regarding location: Shopify Markets and Visitor Location.

Shopify Markets targeting takes into account the selected market that is in effect. Often times this can be set automatically, but it can also be set via a dropdown selector:

This targeting option works regardless of where the customer is visiting from. If they choose the Canadian market and there is a bar targeted to that market, they will see that bar.

Visitor Location targeting on the other hand does not look at the Shopify market in effect, but instead determines the country of origin of the customer and only displays a bar if that country is targeted.

Both options can be used together at the same time.

Setting up Shopify Market targeting

By default, the bar will display in all markets. 

When choosing to target markets for the first time, you will be notified that that app has no market data for your shop. Click on Sync Markets to load your market data into the app:

After syncing, you will see a list of the markets in your shop, along with each country in the currently selected market:

From here, you can click on a market to load its countries, then choose which countries you wish to target the bar to:

⚠ Please note

If you have modified your markets, click the Re-sync Markets button to update the markets data in the app:

Setting up Visitor Location targeting

To limit the bar's display to only visitors from specific countries, click on the top list and select the countries in which the bar should display:

Similarly, to hide the bar from specific countries, simply click on the bottom list and select the countries in which the bar should not display: