Dynaposty Help

Overview

Dynaposty makes it easy to generate dynamic landing pages.

Dynaposty lets you define shortcodes and insert them into your pages. Dynaposty checks URL name/value pairs of your visitor to decide what values to display for each of your shortcodes.

How to use it

  • Configure shortcodes: On the Dynaposty setup page, type in a URL name, a URL value, and at least 1 shortcode.
  • Add shortcodes to your pages: Click the Pages or Posts editor (to the left). Click the dynamite icon. Select and add a shortcode.
  • More help: Send email to: support@dynaposty.com

    Simple Example

  • Your Dynaposty configuration:
    URL nameURL valuedynacode_1
    utm_content(emtpy)10%
    utm_contentabc20%
     
    <<< first row are default values
  • One of your pages says: Limited offer: [dynacode_1] discount today!
  • Visitor 1 comes in at: http://yoursite.com and sees: Limited offer: 10% discount today! [ no URL value: using default ]
  • Visitor 2 comes in at: http://yoursite.com?utm_content=abc and sees: Limited offer: 20% discount today!

     

    Multiple URL Variable Name Example

    With one URL variable name and a unique variable value (enforced), no conflicts are possible when Dynaposty looks up your shortcode definitions. However, when defining multiple URL variable names, then the shortcode lookup operation could find 2 or more matching rows. If that is the case, Dynaposty picks the last matching row going from top to bottom in your table.

  • Your Dynaposty configuration:
    URL nameURL valuedynacode_1
    utm_contentabc10%
    utm_monthjan20%
    utm_monthfeb25%
  • One of your pages says: Limited offer: [dynacode_1] discount
  • Visitor 1 comes in at: http://yoursite.com and sees: Limited offer: 10% discount [ no URL value: using default ]
  • Visitor 2 comes in at: http://yoursite.com?utm_content=abc and sees: Limited offer: 10% discount
  • Visitor 3 comes in at: http://yoursite.com?utm_content=abc&utm_month=feb and sees: Limited offer: 25% discount [ these params match row 1 and row 3, however the last matching row was applied (row 3) due to our priority rule

     

    FAQ

  • Q: What happens if the user doesn't have a cookie or url variable but gets to a page with DynaPosty shortcodes?
  • A: DynaPosty requires that you establish default values for each shortcode that you create. That way, if any user doesn't have a cookie or url variable, they will still see content that makes sense and is complete. You should use the first row to define default values for those users.

  • Q: I see a grid of text. What do I do?
  • A: Any field you see in the grid which is not bold, is editable. Just click it to edit.

  • Q: Why is the first row blue?
  • A: The first row contains default values which will be used when DynaPosty can't find the URL value, or if there is no URL value.