Infographic showing the anatomy of an exit pop-up

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Infographic showing the anatomy of an exit pop-up

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We’ve been investigating best practices for exit popup implementations for some time now. As a result, we’ve come up with several design options:

Chanty's Exit Pop-Up Idea
Chanty's Exit Pop-Up Idea
We also conducted a vietnam phone numbers lot of tests and experiments to optimize our popups. Today we are happy to share with you our findings. Let’s take a look at some key facts about our popup solution.

Infographic: Anatomy of an Exit Pop-up
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You don’t want to frustrate your visitors, so they should be able to close the exit pop-up if they feel like it. Don’t hide the pop-up close button. Don’t make it invisible for a few seconds like some websites do. Put it right in front of them. Trust me, no one is happy to find out the close button is missing and think: “Oh, I’ll leave my email if I can’t close this.” If you’ve chosen an exit pop-up that clearly disrupts your visitor’s intention to leave, the least you can do is treat them with respect.

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Image or animationThe first thing you want to do with your popup is to distract your visitors from the exit. This means that there should be something that grabs their attention. Having a lame graphic alone is not enough. Think of a better image or GIF that evokes emotions and resonates with your audience. These images can delight, shock, surprise, make people laugh, etc. What they shouldn’t do is leave your audience indifferent. For example, we’ve chosen to create animated references to famous movies while leaving room for guesswork. Since our product is an AI-powered business chat, this theme fits perfectly with our brand.
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