Audience detection (CDP) trigger

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An audience detection (CDP) trigger fires a tag when a visitor is a member of any or a specific audience. Membership is checked at the beginning of a session and periodically during the session.

Here’s a list of conditions available in this trigger.

Condition type Description Example
Page URL Fires the tag when a visitor is a member of any or a specific audience and visits a page with the selected page URL. For example, a visitor is a member of the Apple users audience and visits https://clearbank.com/product-tour/. Page Url equals https://clearbank.com/product-tour/
Page path Fires the tag when a visitor is a member of any or a specific audience and visits a page with the selected page path. For example, a visitor is a member of the Apple users audience and visits /product-tour. Page Path contains /product-tour
Page hostname Fires the tag when a visitor is a member of any or a specific audience and visits a page on a website with the selected hostname. For example, a visitor is a member of the Apple users audience and visits a page hosted on clearbank.com. Page Hostname equals clearbank.com
History source

Fires the tag when a visitor is a member of any or a specific audience and a specific history event occurs (pushState, replaceState, popState or hashchange).

For more on the history object, see this article

History source equals pushState
History fragment Fires the tag when a visitor is a member of any or a specific audience and visits a page where the hash in the page URL matches the selected condition.

History fragment equals pricing

Example URL: https://example.com/#pricing

Old history fragment

Fires the tag when a visitor is a member of any or a specific audience and visits a page where the previous hash in the page URL matches the selected condition.

For more on the hashchange event, see this article.

Old history fragment equals about-us

Example previous URL: https://example.com/#about-us

History state

Fires the tag when a visitor is a member of any or a specific audience and visits a page where the history state in the page URL matches the selected condition.

For more on the history.state property, see this article.

History state is set

or

History state equals my-state

Old history state

Fires the tag when a visitor is a member of any or a specific audience and visits a page where the previous history state in the page URL matches the selected condition.

For more on the history.state property, see this article.

Old history state is set

or

Old history state equals my-state

Referrer Fires the tag when a visitor is a member of any or a specific audience and visits a page to which they were directed by the selected referrer. This referrer is internal, meaning that it belongs to the same domain as your site. For example, a visitor is a member of the Apple users audience and comes from https://clearbank.com/blog. Referrer equals https://clearbank.com/blog
External referrer Fires the tag when a visitor is a member of any or a specific audience and comes to your site from the selected referrer. This referrer is external, meaning that it has a different domain than your site. For example, a visitor is a member of the Apple users audience and comes from https://google.com. External referrer equals https://google.com
Campaign Fires the tag when a visitor is a member of any or a specific audience and comes to your site from the selected campaign (based on the utm_campaign parameter). Campaign equals winter-promo
Traffic source

Fires the tag when a visitor is a member of any or a specific audience and comes to your site from the selected traffic source.

Possible values: campaign, organic search, social, referral, direct.

Traffic source equals direct
Returning visitor Fires the tag when a visitor is a member of any or a specific audience and is a returning visitor. The returning visitor is recognized by Tag Manager, which uses the stg_returning_visitor cookie. Returning visitor is true
Variable-based conditions Any variable you add will appear in the list of conditions and you can use it to define trigger conditions.

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