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If this is Bill Gates blog, I do wonder the following: On first visit, it pops up a modal subscribe email dialog. On a second visit, a distracting large surve
by Aardwolf 8y ago
If this is Bill Gates blog, I do wonder the following:
On first visit, it pops up a modal subscribe email dialog.
On a second visit, a distracting large survey thing slid in from the bottom.
Why would Bill Gates need spammy patterns that detract from reading the text on his personal blog?
- fabricexpert 8y agoHe's still a brand that needs to be marketed
- majewsky 8y agoThis assertion is presented without any arguments to support it.
- PavlovsCat 8y agoPut a super pretty looking button in the sidebar to subscribe to the newsletter, and on subsequent visits have a "take the survey" button show up. As a bonus, that doesn't get blocked by adblockers, and doesn't annoy those who aren't interested. I might be bored and see what the questions of a survey are, and maybe take it if they're interesting, but not if it's a pop-up.
- Aardwolf 8y agoWouldn't his brand look better without these spammy things? It's a person writing insightful stuff, not an entity shoving clickbait in your face.
- vishalsharma 8y agoyou should consider using uBlock Origin , I am using it and not getting any messages