Making changes brings results
by Ely FornovilleIt's always a question on how to keep improving your website, create more content, but most important of all; to keep generating subscribers.
I added a subscribers popup on my website that pops up when the user leaves the website.
I noticed that one person subscribed today via that popup.
Current statistics since launch on October 4th:
- Subscribers: 13
- Visits: 209
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I've recently done some experimentation with a client that was using email popups.
After watching a lot of Hotjar recordings, we decided to remove it (it clearly annoyed people).We did notice a drop in email signups, but we also noticed a conversion rate increase. While we can't attribute it directly to the popup, it seem that users now stay around longer without the popup.
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I agree. But depends on what your conversion is. Mine is just subscribing so it has a benefit. If your conversion is another action that popup might be distracting. Overal you just better test what works and what doesn't.
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I did that too for growthhacklist and added a pop up - not a big fan of it but 34% of the new sign ups in the last days for the newsletter came from the pop up
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Yes they do actually work pretty well. I guess the most 'hating' part is when and where will it popup.
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