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If pop-ups are designed to gain customers, they always have the opposite effect on me: I leave immediately if something is annoying the hell out of me. (Also m
by makecheck 7y ago
If pop-ups are designed to gain customers, they always have the opposite effect on me: I leave immediately if something is annoying the hell out of me. (Also makes me wonder why companies immediately abuse my personal information, e.g. sending daily spam practically the minute I become a customer, as if that’s going to help.)
On the other hand, I can make my own “newsletters” by revisiting sites that have proven themselves to post interesting things. Sometimes I even go looking for their ad-supported podcasts. And do you know what evil, underhanded dark pattern produces this kind of reader loyalty? Having good content presented in a simple article format, with text that flows normally on a web site with no scripting tricks.
- aledalgrande 7y agoWhat you described requires commitment and knowing your (small) audience. Scarse these days. One of its preachers is Seth Godin.