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Hand a banner over when its countdown ends
Set the banner that takes over the second another one ends, such as when a sale's countdown reaches zero.
How-to guide1 min read
Banners are part of the Growth and Enterprise plans, with the other campaigns under Marketing.
Make a follow-up
- Open the banner and give it an end date and time in Schedule. A countdown block without a date of its own counts down to that moment.
- In the When it ends card, choose Create follow-up banner. A copy opens with the same look and blocks but no timing, named for example "Black Friday: after".
- Change its message, and give it an end date if it should stop too.
- Publish both banners.
To use a banner that already exists, pick it in When it ends, show instead.
Black Friday: 30% off00 : 00 : 05
28 Nov, 23:59 · the follow-up takes over on the second
Cyber weekend: 20% offuntil 1 Dec
How the timing works
- A follow-up without a start date of its own starts exactly when the banner before it ends. Move the first banner's end and the follow-up moves with it.
- If the follow-up has its own start date, it waits for that date, and no banner shows in between. The card warns about the gap.
- If the first banner never ends, the follow-up never starts.
- Chains work: Black Friday, then Cyber Monday, then the normal banner.
The website receives the follow-up ahead of time with the moment it takes over, so it swaps on the second, without waiting.
Warnings in the card
- Give this banner an end date: there is no moment to hand over at.
- Not published: nothing takes over until the follow-up is published.
- Own start date: there will be a gap with no banner.
The banner list shows chains as "Then: …" under a banner's name.
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