# Targeting Settings

You can use targeting settings in order to take better control over who gets to see your survey. This may be useful if:

* You want to limit surveys displayed to a certain country or language
* You only want to survey people who come from a specific traffic source (paid ads, Google)
* You only want to survey people on mobile / desktop

You have access to the following settings:

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#### Percentage

This will control what percentage of visitors see your survey. For example, if you select 50%, then 1 out of every two visitors will be shown your survey. This behavior will occur randomly.

#### Referral

This will control who sees your survey. For example, if you select, "Traffic to your site from a search engine" then your survey will only be shown to users who found you through Google, Yahoo, Bing, etc...

There are options to only show surveys to visitors coming from paid traffic (has an ad engine UTM), specific referring sources, or organic traffic sources.

#### Geography

This will allow you to only show your survey to users from a certain country or countries. This is useful if you want to target your domestic or international customers.

#### Browser

This will allow you to survey customers who are using a specific browser (Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Internet Explorer, or Edge). This is useful for debugging your user experience on a particular browser.

#### Device Type

This will allow you to survey customers based on the device they're visiting from — mobile, tablet, or desktop. This is useful when an experience or a question only applies to a particular form factor.

#### Language

This will only show surveys to customers with matching languages. Matches are based on the language of the visitor's browser. Important if you only want to survey a specific set of customers (French speakers).

If you need to translate your survey, Zigpoll can do that! Please review:

{% content-ref url="/pages/-LrVMaacbU4WTFf6p6i5" %}
[Language and Translations](/polls/langauge-settings.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}

#### IP Address

This allows you to restrict your survey to a specific set or subset of IP Addresses.

#### Visitors

This allows you to show the survey to new visitors or returning visitors to your site. We determine new or returning visitors by using session storage.

#### Page Views

This allows you to only show a survey after a user has visited a certain number of pages. This is useful if you only want to bother your customer with a survey after they have had some time to enjoy your website.

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### Shopify Targeting Rules

For brands on Shopify, Zigpoll can be configured to only display to certain groups of customers. These settings appear automatically when your survey is configured for a Shopify-specific delivery method (post purchase, order status, checkout, email/SMS triggers, etc.).

#### Basic Options

Show surveys for All Customers, New Customers only, or Returning Customers only.

#### Advanced Rules

Click **Advanced** to set and combine multiple conditions to control exactly when surveys are shown. You can set conditions based on:

* What products or collections were purchased
* Order value, discount code, order source
* How many orders the customer has placed
* How much a customer has spent in total in your store
* Customer tags and order tags

{% content-ref url="/pages/ONZbTE8bnyvcrHwFaSly" %}
[Advanced Shopify Targeting](/tutorials/advanced-shopify-targeting.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}


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