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Thanks for the feedback man! And yeah, I guess part of our problem with the Hellobar comparison is that we're solving a problem they've been solving for a small
by farmdawgnation 13y ago
Thanks for the feedback man! And yeah, I guess part of our problem with the Hellobar comparison is that we're solving a problem they've been solving for a small subset of their users for awhile.
They're really optimized for "I have a user on a page, and I want them to go to X." X could be a product information page, or a page to add their email to a list. We're optimized for "I have a user on a page, and I want them to put their email on my X list so they can get my updates." where X is the name of your email marketing service. That distinction means we can get some tighter integration and a few more UX brownie points for that use case than would make sense for Hellobar to implement.
- rubinelli 13y agoA more apt comparison would be https://www.getdrip.com/ https://www.getdrip.com/ by Rob Walling (one of the organizers of Microconf) although that is still in closed beta.
- Felix21 13y agoAha. If passive email is what your product is for then you need to: 1. make the bottom bar slightly bigger 2. allow me to be able to add a picture of the lead magnet im offering 3. the bar should slide up after after 1-2 seconds This will result in a 3x bump in conversion(if i remember correctly), when compared to the side bar opt in form on most blogs, so if you were getting 50 subscribers a day, this will increase it to about 200. You are essentially a saas version of http://instantslideup.com/ http://instantslideup.com/ and your target audience is BLOGGERS.
- farmdawgnation 13y agoThanks for the ideas. We've had all of these ideas come up before. 1 is a clear possibility in the near future (or possibly the ability for it to be configurable) and 3 is configurable by the user (I also want to add a scrolling trigger to it as well, but that's not on the schedule yet). The one that's the most problematic is the image. I've struggled with a way to implement such a feature and avoid it from being gimmicky-looking. Or, rather, some up with mechanisms to prevent the user from making it look gimmicky. I'm open to any ideas/suggestions around that.