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How to Use Advanced Search?

1. Feature Overview

Advanced Search feature of the LeadSquared application allows you to search for leads that satisfy one or more conditions. This feature is useful when you want to make a list of Leads that satisfy multiple criteria. For example, Leads coming from California, Leads from the education industry and Leads who submitted a form on a particular landing page could be advanced search conditions.

 

2. Use Cases for Advanced Search

You can use the advanced search feature during any one of the following scenarios –

  • You want to see any last activity on a lead or a specific last activity on a lead. See Advanced Search: Last Activity on a Lead.
  • You want to see leads on which there was some activity in the last few days.
  • You want leads that are submitted on a particular landing page, using a particular keyword to arrive at the page, who are from a specific location and belong to a specific industry type.
  • You want leads who received a particular email campaign, who clicked on a link in that email, whose job title is similar, and from a specific industry type, and time period as yesterday, since, maybe you ran a campaign yesterday.
  • You want leads that visited a particular web page on your website (typically a pricing page), who are from a specific location, and from a specific industry, in the last 30 days.

 

3. How to Perform an Advanced Search

  1. Go to  Leads>Manage Leads. The Manage Leads window will appear.

LeadSquared Advanced Search

2. In the Manage Leads page, click Advanced Search. The Advanced Search pop-up box appears.

3. Click on Any Criteria to search for leads that match any selected search criteria.

4. Click on All Criteria to search for leads that match all the search criteria.

LeadSquared Advanced Search

Advanced Search feature allows you to search leads based on two broad categories, namely, Activity and Lead Details.

1. Activity

This is any type of action that the lead has performed. Activity also has different sub-divisions or criteria, based on which you can search leads.

  • Sales Activities –  These are sales-related activities that were made by the customer. There are 15 sales activities which you can configure. Out of these, Product, Order Value, Sales Date and Sales Owner are mandatory fields, and are available in the search criteria. The remaining sales activities, if selected as Show In Form from the Sales Activity Fields section will be available as search criteria. For more information on Sales Activities, refer to Sales Activity Management.
  • Email Activities –  These activities are related to the lead’s response with respect to Email Campaigns and Autoresponders that you send. It includes Email Sent, Opened, Bounced, Link Clicked, Marked Spam, Unsubscribed, Inbound Lead through Email and View in Browser Link Clicked.
  • Web Activities – These activities are related to the lead’s presence on a particular website. It includes Page Visits on the Website.
  • Landing Page Activities – These activities are related to the lead’s response with respect to your landing pages. It includes Conversion Button clicked and Form Submitted on the website.
  • Phone Activities – These activities are related to the lead’s response with respect to the phone conversations with the marketers. It includes Inbound and Outbound Phone Call Activity.
  • Other Activities or Custom Activities – These are the activities which you can create based on your requirement. There are also some sample activities, based on which you can create your own activity.

Note:

  • In Advanced Search for Opportunity Activities, filters can only be applied within a 90-day time frame.
  • You can search using Custom Activity which you create from Custom Activities & ScoresThe additional fields for the custom activity can also be used along with the custom activity as the search criteria in Advanced Search. For more information on Custom Activities and additional fields, refer to How to add Custom Lead Activity and associate a Score to it?
  • If you get an error notification while performing an Advanced Search with wildcard operators (Contains, Does not contain, Starts with, and Ends with), you might have exceeded the rate limit. To know more, refer to Wildcard Search Limitations.

2. Lead Details

These are the lead fields that are present in LeadSquared, the fields that you have created. You can also search for leads based on Lead Details. Typical examples could be Lead Source, Lead Stage, Country and so on. You can select any relevant criteria.

3. Tasks

Tasks can be used as a filter to search for leads. You can find leads with –

  • Open tasks of specific task type
  • Overdue tasks
  • Tasks that were completed yesterday
  • Tasks that are due today for a particular owner

 

4. Selecting Activity as a Search Criteria

1. In the Select Search Criteria section under Advanced Search, select an activity from the drop-down. Set the condition as Is –

LeadSquared Advanced Search

2. As mentioned above, you can select criteria based on the Lead Activity. It could be again sub-divided into activity related to Email Campaigns, Landing Pages, Websites or even Phone Calls (You must have enabled Super Receptionist connector). Select the required activity. For example, in the screenshot below, Conversion Button Clicked is selected.

LeadSquared Advanced Search

3. Next, select the Landing Page or Website on which the condition has to be satisfied. The Landing Page or Website can either be selected from the drop-down, or typed in. In the screenshot below, Any Landing Page is selected –

LeadSquared Advanced Search

4. Next, select the time interval, during which the lead has performed the particular activity. The time interval can be all time, today, yesterday, this month, this year or even a custom time interval. In the screenshot below, Custom is selected and the Start and End Dates are specified.

LeadSquared Advanced Search

5. Click on Find Leads button to see the leads that satisfy the specified criteria. You will be redirected to the Manage Leads page, with the leads that satisfied the criteria, being displayed.

LeadSquared Advanced Search

 

5. Selecting Lead Details as a Search Criteria

1. In the Select Search Criteria section under Advanced Search, select any relevant Lead Detail from the drop-down. In the image, Lead Stage is selected –

LeadSquared Advanced Search

2. Select the required condition in the next dropdown. In the screenshot below,
Is is selected –

LeadSquared Advanced Search

3. Next, select the available lead stage options from the drop-down list. Note that these lead stages are already present in LeadSquared. In the image below, Opportunity is selected –

LeadSquared Advanced Search

4. Once you have specified the conditions, click on the Add button. Similarly, you can specify any number of criteria to filter the leads. You can also choose, whether all the selected criteria is to be satisfied, or any of the criteria is to be satisfied –

LeadSquared Advanced Search

5. Click Find Leads button to see the leads that satisfy the specified criteria. You are redirected to the Manage Leads page, with the leads that satisfied the criteria, being displayed.

 

6. Creating a List of Leads who Satisfy the Criteria

1. After you specify the conditions and retrieve the relevant leads, you can create a list of those leads. Select all the displayed leads and hover over the Actions button. Click on Add to List –

LeadSquared Advanced Search

2. The Add to List box opens up. Here, you can add the leads to an existing list or create a new list. Click Add once you have chosen the list –

LeadSquared Advanced Search

 

7. Selecting Tasks as Search Criteria

In this example, we’re searching for all leads with Overdue tasks –

Advanced-Search-Tasks

 

 

8. Search Up to 1,000 Values in a Single Advanced Search

You can search up to 1,000 comma-separated values (for Text, Email, Number, and Phone lead fields) using the In operator on Advanced Search (provided the total character count doesn’t exceed 20,000). This allows you to copy large data volumes from CSV files, and use it to filter leads using fewer search conditions.

Note:

  • For this setting to work, you must enable the Include in Quick Search setting for these lead fields.
  • This feature is available in Advanced Search across the platform, including Automation.
  • This setting isn’t available by default. To enable it on your account, contact your account manager, or write to support@leadsquared.com.

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9. Troubleshooting

1. Conditions not visible/No options appearing under the Advanced search conditions drop-down.

If no options appear when selecting your advanced conditions, it may be due to interfering browser extensions. Removing the extensions should resolve the issue. If you need more assistance, contact us at support@leadsquared.com.

 

Any Questions?

Did you find this article helpful? Please let us know any feedback you may have in the comments section below. We’d love to hear from you and help you out!

Can I have conditional access to my Landing Pages?

Yes. You can have conditional access to your landing pages. Conditional access means, access to a particular page, if a particular condition is satisfied. In other words, you want visitors to submit on a particular form, only after, submitting on another form.

Example: You have a landing page to capture leads, say Landing Page A. You have another landing page, in which a product video is present, say Landing Page B. Now, if visitors visit Landing Page B, you would want them to visit Landing Page A first, and then visit Landing Page B. For this to happen, all you have to do, is paste a Java Script in the Landing Page B.

Edit the required landing page in LeadSquared,  and go to Step 04 – Page Settings. Scroll down and go to section Embed JavaScript. Paste following script there:

<script type=”text/javascript”>

 var sourcePageURL = ‘URL of Landing Page A’;

if ((document.referrer != “” && document.referrer.indexOf(sourcePageURL) == -1) || document.referrer == “”) {

  location.href = sourcePageURL;

}

</script>

Republish the landing page.  Now, clear cache of your browser and visit the first landing page again. You will be redirected to the second landing page.

How can I find leads who visited one of my landing pages or website in the past 30 days using Advanced Search?

You can easily find the leads who visited a particular website page or landing page, in the past 30 days, using our Advanced Search feature. Follow the below steps

1. Navigate to Dashboard > Leads > Manage Leads. Click on Advanced Search.

Manage Leads

2. Select the following criteria

  • Lead Activity
  • Is
  • Page Visited on Website

3. You will now have the option of selecting Any Landing Page or Website Page, Any Landing Page or Any Website Page. You can also select any of the listed Landing Page names.

Any page

4. If you want to find leads who came from a specific website page, then start typing in the box. As shown in the screen shot below, if you type “www.“, all the website pages will be displayed. You can select the required page.

Type webpage

5. If you want to select a landing page, you can start typing the landing page name in the box. All the relevant landing pages will be displayed and you can select the required landing page.

Type landing page

6. Select 30 days as the time interval.

7. Click on Add. Select the All Criteria check  box. Click on Find Leads to get the leads who visited a particular website page/landing page in the last 30 days.

8. You will be redirected to the Manage Leads page and all the leads that satisfy the criterion will be displayed.

Results

For more information on Advanced Search, see How do I use Advanced Search feature in LeadSquared?

How can I find leads who have been active in the past 1 week using Advanced Search?

To find leads that were active in the last 7 days-

  1. Navigate to Leads>Manage Leads. Click on Advanced Search.
  2. Set the Select Search Criteria to Lead Activity>Is>Any Lead Activity>In the Last 7 Days. Click +Add.
  3. Select the All Criteria checkbox and click Find Leads.

LeadSquared Advanced Search

To know more refer to the Advanced Search article.

How to configure SMS Autoresponder for my Landing Pages?

You can send an automated SMS/text-message to your leads when they submit a form on your landing pages. These text messages are transactional in nature, meaning they can be sent to phone numbers marked DND (do not disturb). But, there will be a limitation to what you can send.

Prerequisites:

1) Your SMS connector should be configured and active. Please contact your Admin user if you can’t see SMS feature in LeadSquared.

2) Sending SMS will incur extra cost. Please get in touch with support@leadsquared.com about the cost details.

NOTE: This is an add-on service and you will need to contact support@leadsquared.com to buy this additional service.

Steps to configure the SMS Autoresponder

1. Go to APP -> SMS Templates and create a transactional message template for the autoresponder SMS. You can find more about creating templates at Creating SMS Templates.

2. Use the “Setup Autoresponse SMS” option on the chosen template as shown below. Copy the webhook URL.

SMS AR Webhook URl

3. Navigate to,  My Account -> Settings -> API and Webhooks -> Webhooks and click “Create”

Webhook new

4. Click on Add Webhook button. Make the following settings in the Add Webhook section

  • Event: Landing Page Submission.
  • Trigger for all Landing Pages: Select the check box if you want the webhook to be applicable to all landing pages. Elese, uncheck the box and put paste page URLs in the “Landing page URLs” section.
  • Webhook URL: the URL you copied from SMS template page
  • Description: Enter a brief description for the webhook.

Press verify to make sure webhook is correctly captured.

Create Webhook

5. Click Save to enable the webhook. That’s all. Your Landing Page is now setup to send the SMS message as per the template you selected on every submission that has valid phone number.

Help Video – How to Perform Advanced Search

In this short video, you’ll how to segment leads based on your requirements  –

For more information, see How to Use Advanced Search.

How can I add a Facebook Comments button on my Landing Page?

The Comments box lets people comment on content on your site using their Facebook profile and shows this activity to their friends in news feed. And if it is present on your landing page, it gives you further reach and better visibility.

Prerequisites

Procedure

Adding a Comments button to your landing page involves, first, getting the HTML code from Facebook, and second, pasting the code in the landing page editor.

Get the code from Facebook

1. Log in to your company’s Facebook account and go to Facebook Developer page to get the HTML code for the Comments button. You will be redirected to the Comments Button page.

Comments Page

2. URL to comment on: In the space provided, enter the URL of the Facebook page, for which the Comment button is to be enabled. This could be your company’s Facebook page.

URL

3. Width: This is the width of the plugin, visible on the landing page. The default width is 550 pixels. You can change it as per your requirement.

Width

4. Number of Posts: The number of comments to show by default. The minimum value is 1. The default value is 10.

Number of Posts

5. Color Scheme: The color scheme used by the plugin. It can either be light or dark. The default value is light.

Color

6. Preview Box: This box previews how the button would like, if you choose any option.

Preview

7. Get Code: Once you have made the required settings and changes, click on this button to get the HTML code. Copy these codes in a Notepad. you must paste the code in the landing page editor.

Get Code

Code

Paste the HTML code in the landing page editor

1. Navigate to the required landing page editor.

Landing Page editor

2. Add a HTML block to your landing page where you need the Facebook Like button. double click on the HTML block. Then click on “+” button, which expands the toolbar and displays the Source button.

Editor

3. Paste  the second HTML code in the space provided. Adjust the data-width and data-height, overall block properties as per your requirements.

HTML Code

4. Next, go to Step 3 (Actions) of that landing page and paste the first JavaScript to the script block at the bottom.

Javascript

5. Complete the other required steps of the landing page. Finally go ahead and Publish the landing page. You will now be able to see the like button.

Comment Button

How can I add a Facebook Like button on my Landing Page?

The Facebook Like button is the quickest way for people to like and share content with others. And if it is present on your landing page, it gives you further reach and better visibility.

Prerequisites

Procedure

Adding a Like button to your landing page involves, first, getting the HTML code from Facebook, and second, pasting the code in the landing page editor.

Get the code from Facebook

1. Log in to your company’s Facebook account and go to Facebook Developer page to get the HTML code for the like button. You will be redirected to the Like Button page.

Like Button page

2. URL to like: In the space provided, enter the URL of the Facebook page, for which the Like button is to be enabled. This could be your company’s Facebook page.

URL

3. Width: This is the width of the plugin, visible on the landing page. The default width is 450 pixels. You can change it as per your requirement.

Width

4. Layout: You can choose any of the 3 available options in the drop down. The layouts differ in their width and height of the Like button.

  • Standard Layout: Minimum width: 225 pixels, Default width: 450 pixels and Height: 35 pixels (without photos) or 80 pixels (with photos).
  • Box_count Layout: Minimum width: 55 pixels, Default width: 55 pixels, and Height: 65 pixels.
  • Button_count Layout: Minimum width: 90 pixels, Default width: 90 pixels, and Height: 20 pixels.

Layout

5. Action Type: You can choose to display either Like or Recommend on your landing page. Choose you option from the drop down.

Action Type

6. Preview Box: This box previews how the button would like, if you choose any option.

Preview

7. Get Code: Once you have made the required settings and changes, click on this button to get the HTML code. Copy these codes in a Notepad. you must paste the code in the landing page editor.

Get Code

Code

Paste the HTML code in the landing page editor

1. Navigate to the required landing page editor.

Landing Page editor

2. Add a HTML block to your landing page where you need the Facebook Like button. double click on the HTML block. Then click on “+” button, which expands the toolbar and displays the Source button.

Editor

3. Paste  the second HTML code in the space provided. Adjust the data-width and data-height, overall block properties as per your requirements.

HTML Code

4. Next, go to Step 3 (Actions) of that landing page and paste the first JavaScript to the script block at the bottom.

JavaScript

5. Complete the other required steps of the landing page. Finally go ahead and Publish the landing page. You will now be able to see the like button.

Like Button

How to find leads using Advanced Search for Leads who clicked on a particular Email campaign?

You can find the leads who clicked a link in your Email campaign using the Advanced Search feature of LeadSquared. To do this, follow the steps below:

  • From the default LeadSquared dashboard, go to Leads -> Manage Leads. The Managed Leads window appears.

LeadSquared's Advanced Search

  • Click Advanced Search. The Advanced Search pop-up box appears.

LeadSquared's Advanced Search

  • Select the following criteria
    • Lead Activity
    • Is
    • Email Link Clicked
  • If you want to find the leads who clicked on a specific Email campaign, enter the name of the Email campaign in the box as shown in the image below. If you enter ‘Lead’, all the Email campaign with this text appears. Select the required page.

LeadSquared's Advanced Search

  • Select the required time interval. Click Add and select the All Criteria check box. Click Find Leads to get the leads who clicked a link in your Email campaign.
  • You are redirected to the Manage Leads window and all the leads that satisfy the selected criterion appears.

LeadSquared's Advanced Search

For more information on Advanced Search, refer to How do I use Advanced Search feature in LeadSquared?