One message for every visitor
A returning buyer and a first-time browser see the same page, so the message suits neither and both move on.
VIMDRIVE puts the right message in front of the visitors you already pay for, then keeps a group aside so you can see what it added to conversions.
















A returning buyer and a first-time browser see the same page, so the message suits neither and both move on.
A pop-up is often credited with every conversion that follows it, including the ones already on their way.
Segments mean queries, exports and delays, so the audience you want stays an idea while paid clicks keep arriving.
Each message reaches the visitors you choose, so the clicks you pay for meet something relevant. Rules cover page, device, new or returning and the ad link they came from.
You see what a message added, not what followed it. A fixed share of eligible visitors, 10% by default, never sees it, so the gap estimates the gain.
Describe who you want in plain English and the platform drafts the rules, with the match count shown before you save. Export any segment as a CSV.
Ready to see what your messages add?
See VIMDRIVE in actionSet the pages, device, new or returning status and ad link. An estimate shows how many sessions are eligible before anything is shown.
Pick a goal, from lead capture to exit save. Starter copy arrives drafted and previewed on desktop and mobile, in one of four formats.
A fixed share of visitors never sees the message. The report incorporates a plain verdict on the gap, and says 'too early' until there is enough traffic.
| Topic | Traditional agency model | With VIMDRIVE |
|---|---|---|
| Audiences | Audiences come from a separate data request | Describe the audience in plain English and see the match count |
| Targeting | Messages are usually set per page, not per type of visitor | Aim by page, device, new or returning, and ad link |
| Proof | Results are reported as conversions that followed a message | A built-in holdout shows the gap, with a plain verdict |
| Visitor care | Frequency and repeat rules sit in separate tools | Never full-screen, capped at two per visitor by default, converted visitors left alone |
| Tools | Audience, pop-ups and reporting sit in several tools | One tag builds the audience, shows the message and counts the result |
Paid clicks meet a message chosen for their campaign, using the ad-link tags they arrive with. You benefit from the holdout too, which indicates whether the message helped those clicks convert and where it earns its place.
No. The CDP comes with the platform and captures first-party activity through one script tag, added directly or through your tag manager. Profiles form once a visitor shares an email, and you can leverage existing lists by bringing them in as a CSV.
Not by design. Each message speaks to a group, not an individual, and formats are never full-screen. A dismissed pop-up stays away for seven days by default, and a visitor who converts stops seeing it on that browser.
It depends on your traffic. Capture starts at the first visit after the tag goes on, and a busier site builds results sooner. Reports say 'too early' while a group is small, then 'likely positive', 'likely negative' or 'no clear difference yet'.
Pick the pages, visitors and paid campaigns that matter most. The holdout then shows which messages earn their place on your site.