Set a token
The thank-you page after the funnel should show the person's first name.
Your sentenceAddress by name
{{name}}, a funnel field or {{param:campaign}} from the URL.
Peak Pages · Personalization
Speak to visitors
without snooping on them.
With tokens such as {{name}} and URL parameters, Peak Pages adapts headlines and copy: to the name from an earlier funnel step, or to the campaign someone arrives through. If a value is missing, your fallback text applies. What gets inserted is always plain text.
Local example · fixed rules · nothing is saved
CONTEXT BEFORE ACTIONYour request.
Your request.
A draft you can check.
02 / The visible proposal3 example rules
Address by name
Why: The name comes from an answer the person gave. If it is missing, the page still reads normally.
- 01Headline: “Thanks, {{name}}!”
- 02Fallback without a name: “Thanks for your enquiry!”
- 03Source: the “First name” field from the previous funnel step
02 / How a page gets personal
Set a token. Set a fallback. Check.
Good personalization feels attentive, not creepy.
02 / Visible proposal
Set a fallback
- 01Example rule
Headline: “Thanks, {{name}}!”
- 02Example rule
Fallback without a name: “Thanks for your enquiry!”
- 03Example rule
Source: the “First name” field from the previous funnel step
Check with a link
Open the preview with a test parameter and see what a visitor sees.
Your review is still open.
These marks publish nothing.Proposal and publishing stay separate
Clear about what personalization means here.
Only what you pass on
Peak Pages uses funnel answers and URL parameters. It buys no data and recognises no people on its own.
Your request→Fixed rule→Example rules
The sculpture illustrates the flow. It is not a product interface.
The sculpture illustrates the flow. It is not a product interface.Always plain text
Inserted values are shown as text, never as code. Hidden fields only take parameters you have allowed.
- Publishing
- Owners and admins only
- Rights
- Roles in the workspace
Here: fixed examples
The preview on this page follows fixed rules. It reads no real URL and saves nothing.
ProposalPublication
The next step
A page that knows the context you give it.
Set your first token in Peak Pages and test it through the preview.
Set up personalization in Peak PagesPeak Pages · PersonalizationWho is reading?
Local example · fixed rules · nothing is saved
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a separate page for each campaign?
No. One page carries several variants, the rules pick the right one.
Are visitors tracked for this?
The rules read details like campaign or source from the link. Behaviour is only measured with consent.
Are the examples real visitors?
No, they are made-up examples.