Introduction
Bluestars adds a motivation-driven personalization layer to your existing website. You install one script, and from your Bluestars dashboard you can:
- Personalize by BSR segment — every visitor is matched to a Market Response motivation segment (based on their region). The widget exposes that segment to your site so copy, imagery, and calls-to-action can adapt to why a visitor is there, not just who they are.
- Run the AI assistant — an on-page conversational assistant that knows your website and products, greets visitors in a segment-appropriate tone, and helps them decide and convert.
How the pieces fit together
Section titled “How the pieces fit together”Everything is driven by one embed script plus your dashboard configuration. There is nothing to build into your templates beyond the script tag.
| Capability | What you do | Where it’s documented |
|---|---|---|
| Install | Add one <script> tag with your tenant ID | Installation |
| Segment class | Style against the bsr-segment-* class we add to <body> | The segment class |
| Content swapping | Point CSS selectors at existing text; we rewrite it per segment | Content swapping |
| Assistant | Configure placements, theme, and behavior in the dashboard | The assistant |
| Go live safely | Preview with ?bs=1, then publish | Test vs. Live |
The two personalization mechanisms
Section titled “The two personalization mechanisms”There are two distinct ways to personalize, and it’s worth knowing the difference:
- The segment class — we add a
bsr-segment-<slug>class to<body>. You write your own CSS against it. Pure front-end, no content managed by us. - Content swapping — you mark existing elements with a CSS selector in the dashboard, and we rewrite their text per segment (served from a cache).
Use the class for styling and layout; use content swapping for wording.
Where to configure
Section titled “Where to configure”Your dashboard lives at https://bluestars.app/tenant/<your-tenant>. New tenants
start in test mode — nothing is shown to real visitors until you set it live
and publish. Start with Installation, then
Test vs. Live.