People just need to study a little bit of direct response fundamentals to fix many of the pop-up offer issues.
"Subscribe" just isn't an offer.
"Subscribe and download free guide to X" is 100x better in my experience.
And also you can have pop-overs that don't trigger until X seconds after visiting - or when someone reaches the bottom of an article - or any other measurable event...then you know they are interested.
But in the end, you probably get more front-end subscribers by trying to shove the subscribe pop-up down people's throats --- but if you measure the engagement with those follow-up emails - it may be poor as hell.
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"Subscribe and download free guide to X" is 100x better in my experience.
And also you can have pop-overs that don't trigger until X seconds after visiting - or when someone reaches the bottom of an article - or any other measurable event...then you know they are interested.
But in the end, you probably get more front-end subscribers by trying to shove the subscribe pop-up down people's throats --- but if you measure the engagement with those follow-up emails - it may be poor as hell.
But measuring that isn't trivial.