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Start with a simple question to catch attention. By asking if shoppers want free shipping, you spark curiosity, encourage clicks, and drive more conversions.
Shoppers are flooded with Christmas offers and many scroll past without noticing your message. By starting with a question like “Want free shipping?” you interrupt their pattern and draw them in.
Once engaged, the form appears, making it easy to capture leads or move shoppers closer to checkout.
This simple interaction creates curiosity, builds momentum, and increases conversions during the busy holiday season.
Select where the campaign should appear on the screen.
Add festive flair to your popup. In this example, the Santa is a free image. Click it to reposition, or replace it with an image that matches your brand.
Set up your call-to-action buttons:
“No thank you” → closes the form.
“Yes please!” → links to an action (showing form 2).
Edit the copy, font, and colors on each step to align with your campaign and branding.
In the success step, click the coupon element to edit:
Free images aren’t available on mobile. To keep the design festive, switch to mobile view, go to Form > Background, and upload a mobile-friendly background image. This way, you get a great mobile design without altering your desktop version.
Choose when the popup should appear, such as:
Decide where to display (or hide) the campaign—sitewide, on product pages, or seasonal landing pages.
Refine your audience targeting. For example, only show the popup to visitors who have viewed more than X pages in their current session.
Set up the integration to send new signups to your email platform.
Once everything’s ready, activate your campaign right away or schedule it to go live when the timing’s right.
Click the campaign or link to load it directly into your Sleeknote account.
Incentives
Find the right incentive to capture subscribers and drive more holiday purchases this season.
Increase Sales
Highlight your final shipping date with a countdown timer. Create urgency that motivates shoppers to order before it’s too late.
Engage shoppers daily with a 24-day Christmas calendar. Share rewards, spark excitement, and build lasting loyalty all season.
A question popup opens with a simple question (e.g., “Do you want free shipping?”) before showing a form. This approach creates micro-commitment, boosting opt-ins and conversions.
Keep the question clear and benefit-driven: “Do you want free shipping?”, “Want 10% off today?”, or “Need a gift-wrap code?”. Simple value-focused questions convert best.
Set the “Yes” button action to Show Form Step 2. The “No” button can close the popup or minimize to a teaser, giving visitors flexibility without friction.
“No” can close the popup, show a teaser, or redirect to useful content. This way, the question popup stays friendly without forcing a decision.
Use a short delay or 30–50% scroll on product and cart pages. For recovery, add exit-intent on cart/checkout. Exclude users who already accepted the offer.
Set a minimum spend, limit to certain regions, or cap usage. Use reusable codes for speed or unique codes to prevent sharing.
Yes—swap the question for other incentives: discounts, gift-wrap, mystery gifts, or early access. The question popup format works for any value-driven offer.
Keep the question short, with large CTA buttons. If your desktop uses a free image, upload a mobile-friendly background instead, since free images aren’t supported on mobile.
