Is My Exit Pop Up Idea Great or Garbage?

by AlexAntoniazzi8 Banned
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Been doing some research on exit pop ups, looking at a lot of different websites for inspiration.

I was seeing basically 2 variations of the exit pop up.

1. A pop up with an opt in forum
2. A pop up with an offer and a "Yes" button and "No" button that redirects you to a squeeze page.

I was thinking of a variation of #2, instead of a pop up with only 1 offer, why not give multiple offers and let the customer choose?

I have multiple squeeze pages that gives away content from my core offer, so I thought I would make the exit pop up have multiple options and people can have a choice.

I made this pop up with OptimizePress2.0 overlay, want to see what you guys think of this idea of having multiple offers on your pop up? Maybe it depends on niche?

Here is a link to the page I have it on, it should trigger as you go to leave (Note: autoplay video): BrightDog Academy: Online Dog And Puppy Training Obedience
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  • Profile picture of the author TechNik
    Variation #2 sounds very interesting but I'd be careful about presenting the visitor with too many complicated choices.

    Anyway, why not try both with some A/B testing?
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  • Profile picture of the author Lucian Lada
    Hi Alex,

    Something to consider: opt-ins or pop-ups are often seen as "leaks" by potential Clickbank affiliates, and as a consequence, they shy away from products with such features implemented.

    A workaround to this problem is to offer an alternative sales page without opt-ins or exit pop-ups. You can inform potential affiliates of this option on the "Affiliate" page of your product.

    Auto video playback can be another turn off, and so is the chat window on the right hand-side.
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    • Profile picture of the author AlexAntoniazzi8
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      But wait, if an affiliate sends traffic to my sales page from their hoplink, then their cookie is now placed right?

      So if they opt into my exit and I send them auto responders and they eventually buy, they still get commission right?
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      • Profile picture of the author Lucian Lada
        Originally Posted by Alex Antoniazzi View Post

        But wait, if an affiliate sends traffic to my sales page from their hoplink, then their cookie is now placed right?

        So if they opt into my exit and I send them auto responders and they eventually buy, they still get commission right?
        That's correct. What's even more correct is that many vendors use this chance to override their affiliates' cookies with their own. I'm not saying you're doing this, but many vendors do, and many professional affiliates are just not willing to take the risk.

        Given that there are other products to promote, they are better off avoiding products with these issues.
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  • Profile picture of the author AlexAntoniazzi8
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    Not that I'm going to, but how could a vendor overwrite an affiliates cookie? I didn't even know that was a thing...

    This is my first time launching a product and trying to recruit affiliates.
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  • Profile picture of the author Augustinus
    Just do split testing for both, because if you give people too many complicated choices they can leave easy.
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