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Add Native Promotional Pop-ups (Announcement Campaigns) for Customer Communities

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  • July 14, 2026
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NEOGOV Tom

Many community managers need a way to proactively highlight important content without relying solely on homepage banners or featured topics.

I'd like to see a native Promotional Pop-up (or Announcement Campaign) feature that allows administrators to display a customizable modal dialog to visitors when they enter the community or specific pages.

Examples include:

  • Promoting annual customer conferences (such as Ignite)
  • Announcing product launches or major releases
  • Highlighting webinars and live events
  • Driving awareness of new documentation or training
  • Sharing important service announcements
  • Welcoming first-time visitors

Desired functionality

Administrators should be able to configure:

  • Rich text editor with images and branding
  • Primary and secondary call-to-action buttons
  • Display delay (for example, after 2–5 seconds)
  • Frequency controls
    • Once per session
    • Once per day
    • Once per week
    • Until dismissed
  • Page targeting
    • Homepage only
    • Specific product pages
    • Knowledge Base
    • Forums
    • Entire community
  • Audience targeting using Segments
  • Start and end dates
  • Mobile-responsive layout
  • Optional analytics showing:
    • Impressions
    • Dismissals
    • Click-through rate
    • Conversions

Today, many communities have to build this functionality using custom HTML/CSS/JavaScript widgets, which requires development effort and ongoing maintenance. A native solution would make it much easier for community managers to launch professional announcement campaigns without writing code.

This would complement existing Topic Banners and Featured Topics by providing a more attention-grabbing way to communicate high-priority announcements while giving administrators fine-grained control over when and where they appear.