Content Management · Module 06

Targeting & Scheduling

Learn how targeting and scheduling influence storefront visibility across Salesforce Commerce Cloud and understand how visibility rules behave across shared storefront environments.

Storefront Visibility

Visibility rules shape storefront experiences

Across Teoxane storefronts, targeting and scheduling help control when and where content becomes visible. These operational rules play a critical role in campaign management, localization strategies, and storefront consistency across shared environments.

Targeting & Scheduling

Control who sees your content and when

Page Designer allows content to be displayed to specific audiences and during specific periods. These controls are particularly important when pages and components are shared across markets.

Audience

Targeting controls who sees the content

Targeting rules determine which audiences should see a page or component. Depending on the use case, content can be associated with campaigns, promotions or relevant customer groups.

Timing

Scheduling controls when it appears

Scheduling allows content visibility to be controlled using start and end dates and times. This is useful for temporary initiatives and other time-sensitive storefront content.

Important Distinction

Localization and targeting work together, but they are not the same thing

Localization determines the content available for a specific locale. Targeting determines which audience should see that content and under which conditions. Always confirm the locale first, then apply the appropriate targeting rules.

Go Further

Put targeting and scheduling into practice

Fundamentals

Content Scheduling & Targeting

Understand the available targeting and scheduling controls and how they influence storefront content visibility.

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Operational Procedure

How to Localize and Target Content in Page Designer

Follow the operational procedure when adapting existing content for a market and applying the appropriate targeting rules.

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