Prerequisites
Ensure you have comment tags or CSS selectors, user attributes, a payment provider, and a product linked to an Article feature set up before starting.
Before you start this example, ensure that you have set up the following:
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Either comment tags added to your article content, or knowledge of the CSS selector that you can use to add a rule.
For further information on using comment tags, see the Comment Tags Use topic. For further information on using CSS selectors, see the CSS Selectors Use topic.
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User attributes
For this example, we use an attribute to collect the end user’s first name. For further information on managing user attributes, see the User Attributes section.
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Your payment provider
For further information on setting up your payment provider, see the Payments topic.
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A product that is linked to an Article feature
For further information on managing products, see the Catalogue section.
Main steps
In this example, we do the following:
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Build an anonymous user journey, which displays a registration wall asking for an email address and provides them with two free content views if they register For further information on building the anonymous user journey, see the Build the Anonymous User Journey topic
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Build a registered user journey, which does the following: For further information on building your registered user journey, see the Build the Registered User Journey section.
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After the register user has used their two free content views, displays a data capture form that asks for the user’s first name
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Grants a further two views of article content to registered users who supply the information, and presents a paywall after they have viewed their further free content
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Understanding these journeys provides the tools and techniques that you need to build your own data capture wall, and to add further logic to personalize your user journeys.