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I assume the "call to action" on the linked website itself is an example of this feature? So, as a user wanting to find out what your product is about, I go to
by ptx 7y ago
I assume the "call to action" on the linked website itself is an example of this feature?
So, as a user wanting to find out what your product is about, I go to your website to find out more. As I'm reading, it pops up a message saying "Please visit our blog to know more about NextStep" – which is exactly what I was trying to do when it interrupted my efforts.
(So the website doesn't let me know more about the product then, since you're telling me to visit the blog instead?)
To be clear, my feedback as a user of the website:
1. Don't interrupt me as I'm reading.
2. I don't want to be put into a funnel. Just give me the information without tricks.
- ravivyas 7y agoI take your feedback, we will look to make our CTAs smaller. Also I did end up pasusing a bunch of campaigns which we used to demo the feaure itself.