Add personalization to Drupal without code

Add the RightMessage script to your theme's html.html.twig template in the head section, or use a module like Asset Injector to add custom scripts without editing theme files.

RightMessage works independently of Drupal authentication. It identifies visitors through your email platform. For logged-in users, you can sync Drupal user data to your ESP to enable personalization based on user roles or profile data.

Yes. RightMessage can show, hide, or modify content in any Drupal block based on visitor segment. Target blocks using CSS selectors or add custom classes to your block templates.

If you sync Drupal user roles to your email platform as tags or custom fields, RightMessage can personalize based on that data. Show premium content hints to free users, or member-only messaging to subscribers.

Yes. Connect RightMessage to an ESP that syncs with Drupal Commerce (like Klaviyo or Mailchimp). Personalize your store based on purchase history and customer segments.

Add a small JavaScript snippet to your Drupal site, similar to adding Google Analytics. In most cases, this means pasting the code in your Drupal site settings or header section. Installation typically takes 5 minutes or less.

Yes. RightMessage works with Drupal's visual editor. Just add CSS classes to elements you want to personalize, then configure the rules in RightMessage's visual interface. No coding required.

No. The RightMessage script loads asynchronously and doesn't block page rendering. Personalizations are applied after the initial page load. The script is served from a global CDN and is highly optimized. Your Core Web Vitals and page speed scores remain unaffected.

You can personalize any text, images, or content sections on your Drupal site. Common personalizations include headlines, CTAs, testimonials, case studies, pricing displays, and entire page sections. You can also show/hide elements and redirect visitors based on segments.

RightMessage provides its own widgets (popups, slide-ins, inline forms, sticky bars) that you can embed on your Drupal site. You can also personalize Drupal's native forms by showing/hiding them based on visitor segments or personalizing the surrounding content.