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# Social Proof
The **Social Proof Popup** feature allows you to display recent positive review notifications on your storefront. This helps build trust, create social proof, and encourage visitors to explore and purchase products.
#### Social Proof Popup
* **Enable Popup:** When enabled, recent review notifications will appear to visitors based on your settings.
* **Position:** Choose where the popup appears on the screen (e.g. Bottom Left, Bottom Right).
* **Initial Delay (seconds):** Set the time to wait before showing the first popup after a visitor lands on the page.
* **Display Duration (seconds):** Define how long each popup remains visible before disappearing.
* **Time Between (seconds):** Control the gap between consecutive popups.
* **Max Popups Per Session:** Limit the number of popups shown to a single visitor during one session to avoid overloading or annoyance.
#### Content Filters
* **Minimum Rating:** Select the minimum star rating required for a review to be shown in the popup.
* **Review Age (days):** Only show reviews submitted within the specified number of days. This helps keep the social proof fresh and relevant.
#### Page Display Rules
* **Show On Pages:** Choose which pages the popup will appear on:
* Home Page
* Shop & Category Pages
* Product Pages
* Cart Page
* Checkout Page
* **Exclude Current Product:** When enabled, the popup will not show reviews for the product currently being viewed. This helps avoid redundancy and keeps the focus on discovery.
{% hint style="info" %}
When hovering over Social Proof, it will pause so you can view it. The review content in the card is limited to 2 lines.
{% endhint %}
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