Reopen Popups with Teaser | Video Tutorial

How to Let Visitors Reopen Your Popups with a Teaser

Learn how to reopen popups with a teaser. This video shows how teasers give visitors a second chance to engage and help you boost conversions.

What is a teaser?

A teaser is a small, unobtrusive element that stays visible after a visitor closes a popup. When clicked, it reopens the popup so the visitor can engage when they’re ready.

Why reopening popups with a teaser boosts conversions

In Sleeknote tests, campaigns with a teaser converted 65% better than campaigns without one. Teasers give visitors control and give you a second chance at conversion—a win-win.

How to use teasers in Sleeknote

Add a teaser in the builder. Every campaign has three steps: Form, Success, and Teaser. Enable the teaser for both desktop and mobile to make it always available.
Choose when to show it. Decide if the teaser should always be visible, or only appear after the form has been shown and closed. The “show after form” option ensures visitors first see your main offer.
Customize the design. Match the teaser to your brand by changing colors, fonts, and text. Keep it short and descriptive so visitors know what they’ll get when they click.
Let visitors reopen the popup. Once enabled, the teaser acts as a trigger. Visitors can click it anytime to bring back the popup and convert when they’re ready.
Track performance. Campaigns with teasers have been shown to convert 65% better than those without. Use Sleeknote’s analytics to measure the lift.

Tips

Keep the teaser short and clear: “Reopen Offer”, “Get 10% Off”, “See Today’s Deal”.
Place it where it’s visible but unobtrusive (a bottom corner works well).
Match the teaser message to the popup for continuity.

Show full transcript

Speaker: Sofie

Hi, I’m Sofie. In this video, I’ll show you how to let visitors reopen your popups using a teaser. Popups are great for engagement, but there’s a common frustration: you see a popup, you’re not ready yet, you close it—and it’s gone.

With a teaser, closing the popup doesn’t end the experience. Visitors can bring it back at any time, re-engage, and convert when they’re ready. That’s better for them and better for your results.

We compared popups with a teaser to popups without one. The difference was significant: popups with a teaser converted 65% better.

In the Sleeknote builder, you’ll see three parts to every campaign: the form, the success step, and the teaser. You can enable the teaser on desktop and mobile. You can also choose to show the teaser after the form is shown—so visitors first see the form, and if they close it, the teaser appears. If you don’t enable that option, visitors can still trigger the popup by clicking the teaser.

You can customize the teaser to fit your brand—background color, fonts, and text. If you’re not using teasers yet, now is the time. They improve customer experience and deliver better results.