Complete Beginner’s Guide to Amplifay Notifications

Created on 30 July, 2026 • FAQ • 27 views • 6 minutes read

Learn how to create website notifications, popups, countdowns, review widgets, email collectors, and conversion campaigns with Amplifay.


Welcome to Amplifay

Welcome to Amplifay — the easiest way to add high-converting notifications and popups to your website.

With Amplifay, you can display:

  1. Sales notifications
  2. Review popups
  3. Coupon offers
  4. Countdown timers
  5. Email collection forms
  6. Contact request forms
  7. Live visitor counters
  8. Announcement bars
  9. Floating buttons
  10. Custom HTML widgets
  11. Video and audio notifications

This guide will walk you through the entire setup process, from creating your account to publishing your first notification.


What Is a Website Notification?

A website notification is a small message that appears on your website to attract attention, share information, or encourage visitors to take action.

Examples include:

  1. “Someone just purchased this product”
  2. “Get 15% off today”
  3. “Subscribe to our newsletter”
  4. “This offer ends in 2 hours”
  5. “24 people are viewing this page”
  6. “Need help? Contact us”

Notifications are designed to be noticeable without interrupting the visitor’s experience.


Why Use Notifications?

Notifications can help increase:

  1. Trust
  2. Click-through rates
  3. Email signups
  4. Purchases
  5. Booking requests
  6. User engagement

The goal is simple: show the right message to the right visitor at the right time.


Create Your Amplifay Account

After signing up at Amplifay.com, log in to your dashboard.

From the dashboard, you can:

  1. Create campaigns
  2. Connect websites
  3. Build notifications
  4. Customize designs
  5. Set targeting rules
  6. Track performance

Screenshot placeholder: Amplifay dashboard overview


Understanding Campaigns

A Campaign is a collection of notifications connected to a specific website.

Example:

Main Store Campaign

Website: example.com

Notifications:

  1. Recent Purchase
  2. Summer Sale Countdown
  3. Newsletter Signup
  4. Free Shipping Bar

Using separate campaigns keeps your notifications organized and makes analytics easier to understand.


Create Your First Campaign

Go to:

Campaigns → Create Campaign

Enter:

  1. Campaign Name (for example: “Main Website”)
  2. Website URL (for example: https://example.com)
  3. Timezone (if available)

Click Create Campaign.

Your campaign is now ready.

Screenshot placeholder: Create campaign screen


Install the Amplifay Pixel

Every campaign includes a unique tracking pixel.

This small JavaScript snippet allows Amplifay to display notifications on your website.

Installation steps

  1. Open your campaign.
  2. Copy the pixel code.
  3. Paste it before the closing </body> tag on your website.
  4. Save your changes.
  5. Refresh your site.

Example:

<script src="YOUR-AMPLIFAY-PIXEL.js"></script>

Screenshot placeholder: Pixel installation screen


Verify the Installation

After adding the pixel:

  1. Open your website in an incognito/private window.
  2. Visit a page where notifications should appear.
  3. Confirm that the notification is displayed.

If nothing appears:

  1. Make sure the pixel is installed on the correct website.
  2. Confirm the campaign is active.
  3. Check that the notification itself is enabled.


Create Your First Notification

Open your campaign and click Create Notification.

You’ll see several notification types, including:

  1. Informational
  2. Coupon
  3. Reviews
  4. Live Counter
  5. Conversions
  6. Conversion Counter
  7. Countdown
  8. Email Collector
  9. Request Collector
  10. Cookie Notice
  11. Social Share
  12. Custom HTML
  13. Video
  14. Audio

Choose the type that matches your goal.

Screenshot placeholder: Notification type selection


Informational Notification

Best for:

  1. Announcements
  2. Shipping updates
  3. Feature releases
  4. Opening hours
  5. Maintenance notices

Example

Title: New feature available

Message: Try our new AI-powered checkout today.

Keep informational notifications short and easy to scan.


Coupon Notification

Best for:

  1. First-time visitors
  2. Cart recovery
  3. Seasonal promotions
  4. Flash sales

Example

Title: Save 15% Today

Message: Use code WELCOME15 at checkout.

Tips:

  1. Use a strong headline.
  2. Include the discount amount.
  3. Add a clear expiration date if applicable.


Review Notification

Best for:

  1. Building credibility
  2. Highlighting customer satisfaction
  3. Increasing purchase confidence

Example

★★★★★ “Fantastic service and fast delivery!”

Use real customer reviews whenever possible.


Live Counter Notification

Best for:

  1. Product pages
  2. Event registrations
  3. High-traffic landing pages

This notification displays how many visitors are currently active.

Example:

“28 people are viewing this product right now.”

Use realistic numbers and avoid exaggerated counts.


Conversion Notification

Best for:

  1. Online stores
  2. SaaS signups
  3. Booking websites
  4. Course platforms

Examples:

  1. “Emma from Bergen just signed up.”
  2. “A customer purchased the Premium Plan.”
  3. “Someone booked a consultation.”

Recent activity helps reassure new visitors.


Conversion Counter Notification

Instead of showing a single event, this widget displays a cumulative total.

Examples:

  1. 12,450 customers joined
  2. 8,200 orders completed
  3. 3,100 downloads

This is especially effective on landing pages and pricing pages.


Countdown Notification

Best for:

  1. Limited-time offers
  2. Product launches
  3. Webinar registrations
  4. Holiday sales

Example:

Summer Sale Ends In: 02:14:36

Urgency is most effective when the deadline is genuine.


Email Collector Notification

Best for:

  1. Newsletter growth
  2. Lead generation
  3. Free downloads
  4. Discount offers

Example

Title: Get 10% Off Your First Order

Field: Email address

Button: Unlock My Discount

Offer a clear benefit in exchange for the email address.


Request Collector Notification

Best for:

  1. Contact requests
  2. Quote requests
  3. Appointment bookings
  4. Support inquiries

Typical fields include:

  1. Name
  2. Email
  3. Phone number
  4. Message

This is an excellent alternative to a traditional contact page.


Cookie Notice Notification

Use this widget to inform visitors about cookies and obtain consent where required.

Include:

  1. A short explanation
  2. An Accept button
  3. A link to your Privacy Policy

Example:

“We use cookies to improve your experience.”


Social Share Notification

Encourage visitors to share your content on social media platforms such as:

  1. Facebook
  2. X (Twitter)
  3. LinkedIn
  4. Pinterest

Place these notifications on blog posts, articles, and landing pages.


Custom HTML Notification

This is the most flexible option.

You can add:

  1. Custom layouts
  2. Embedded forms
  3. Third-party widgets
  4. Countdown scripts
  5. Promotional banners

Use this when the built-in templates are not enough.


Video Notification

Display a short promotional or explanatory video directly on the page.

Great for:

  1. Product demos
  2. Welcome messages
  3. Tutorials
  4. Limited-time campaigns

Keep videos under 30–60 seconds for the highest completion rates.


Audio Notification

Use audio sparingly.

Best for:

  1. Accessibility enhancements
  2. Guided experiences
  3. Interactive campaigns

Always give visitors control over playback.


Customize the Design

Each notification can be customized.

Available settings typically include:

  1. Background color
  2. Text color
  3. Button color
  4. Border radius
  5. Width
  6. Shadow
  7. Animation
  8. Position
  9. Display duration
  10. Delay before showing

Match your website’s branding for the best results.

Screenshot placeholder: Design customization panel


Choose the Position

Common positions:

  1. Bottom left
  2. Bottom right
  3. Top left
  4. Top right
  5. Top center
  6. Bottom center

For most websites, bottom right is the safest starting point because it is visible without covering important content.


Set Display Rules

Display rules determine when and where a notification appears.

Examples:

  1. Show on all pages
  2. Show only on product pages
  3. Show only on the homepage
  4. Show after 5 seconds
  5. Show after 50% scroll
  6. Show only once per visitor
  7. Hide on mobile
  8. Hide on desktop

Screenshot placeholder: Display rules panel


Target Specific Pages

Examples:

Homepage only

Show your newsletter offer to first-time visitors.

Product pages

Show recent purchase notifications.

Checkout pages

Show trust-building review notifications.

Blog posts

Show email collection notifications.

The more relevant the message is to the page, the better it will perform.


Schedule Notifications

You can run notifications only during specific periods.

Examples:

  1. Black Friday
  2. Christmas Sale
  3. Weekend Promotion
  4. Product Launch Week

Set a start date and end date so the notification automatically turns on and off.

Screenshot placeholder: Scheduling settings


Publish Your Notification

When everything looks good:

  1. Click Save.
  2. Enable the notification.
  3. Visit your website to test it.

Your notification is now live.


View Analytics

Amplifay provides performance statistics for your notifications.

Depending on your plan, you may see:

  1. Views
  2. Clicks
  3. Conversion rate
  4. Form submissions
  5. Top-performing campaigns

Use this data to improve your messaging over time.

Screenshot placeholder: Analytics dashboard


Best Practices

Keep the message short

Aim for one clear idea.

Use real information

Authentic notifications build trust.

Don’t overwhelm visitors

Too many popups can reduce conversions.

Match your brand

Use your existing colors, fonts, and tone of voice.

Test different messages

Small wording changes can make a big difference.


Common Mistakes

Notification never appears

Check:

  1. Pixel installation
  2. Active campaign
  3. Enabled notification
  4. Display rules
  5. Browser cache

Notification appears too often

Increase the delay between displays and enable frequency limits.

Notification covers important content

Move it to another corner or reduce its width.


Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use Amplifay on multiple websites?

Yes. Create a separate campaign for each website, depending on your subscription plan.

Does Amplifay work on mobile devices?

Yes. Notifications are responsive and can be configured separately for mobile and desktop.

Can I customize the design?

Yes. Colors, text, images, buttons, animations, and positioning can all be customized.

Can I collect email addresses?

Yes. Use the Email Collector notification type.

Can I schedule campaigns?

Yes. Start and end dates can be configured for time-limited promotions.

Can I track performance?

Yes. Amplifay includes analytics for views, clicks, and conversions.


Final Checklist

Before publishing, make sure:

  1. Campaign created
  2. Website connected
  3. Pixel installed
  4. Notification designed
  5. Display rules configured
  6. Mobile layout checked
  7. Notification enabled
  8. Analytics verified


You’re Ready!

Congratulations — your first Amplifay notification is now live.

Start with one simple notification (such as a coupon or email collector), monitor the analytics for a few days, and then expand to additional notification types as you learn what works best for your audience.

For additional help, visit Amplifay.com or contact our support team directly from your dashboard.