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Line Type Property

Introduction​

The line_type property allows you to tailor your content based on the type of phone line associated with the visitor's phone number. This guide provides an overview of how to use the line_type property to create personalized experiences and includes a list of potential line type values.

Usage​

The line_type property can be used to display content that resonates with the visitor's phone line type, making your communication more relevant and effective.

Example​

Usage:

{{#if (eq line_type "Wireless")}}
<p>
  We noticed you are using a wireless number. Stay connected with
  our mobile-friendly services!
</p>
<img src="/images/wireless.jpg" alt="Wireless Services" />
{{else if (eq line_type "Landline")}}
<p>
  Welcome, landline user! Explore our home services tailored just
  for you.
</p>
<img src="/images/landline.jpg" alt="Landline Services" />
{{else if (eq line_type "VOIP")}}
<p>
  Using a VOIP number? Check out our latest internet-based offers.
</p>
<img src="/images/voip.jpg" alt="VOIP Offers" />
{{else}}
<p>
  Welcome! Explore our range of products and services tailored to
  various line types.
</p>
<img src="/images/general_offers.jpg" alt="General Offers" />
{{/if}}

In this example, various personalized messages and offers are displayed based on the visitor's phone line type, providing fresh ideas to enhance user engagement and conversions.

Potential Values​

The following table lists the potential values for the line_type property:

Value Description
Toll Free Toll free phone line
Wireless Wireless phone line
Landline Landline phone line
Satellite Satellite phone line
VOIP Voice Over IP (VOIP) phone line
Premium Rate Premium rate phone line
Pager Pager phone line
N/A Unknown or not applicable line type

Conclusion​

Using the line_type property allows you to personalize your landing pages based on the visitor's phone line type. By leveraging this property, you can deliver content that resonates with different line types, enhancing user engagement and effectiveness.

Next Steps​

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