Users might subscribe to your newsletter, but it won’t be because of a popup.
Give them valuable content first
Be clear about what they’ll receive
Let them find the signup when they’re ready
Our #research proves it’s time for a smarter approach. Read it here: https://noble.click/popupresearch #UX #MarketingEthics #DesignMatters #StopThePopups #EmailOverload #AntiPopups #BetterWeb #NoMorePopups
Marketers: Think popups drive sign-ups? Our research says otherwise.
95.3% of users are unlikely to subscribe
Most don’t even trust sites that ask for their email too soon
If you want real engagement, you need a different approach. Read the study: https://noble.click/popupresearch
How do newsletter subscription popups make users feel? Not great it turns out. Our #UXresearch shows users are happy to subscribe—but only when it’s on their terms. Read the study: https://noble.click/popupresearch #MarketingEthics #DesignMatters #StopThePopups #EmailOverload #AntiPopups #BetterWeb #NoMorePopups #UX
Users aren’t just ignoring popups. They’re leaving your site because of them.
“In most cases, I close down the page and search for another site.”
Bad #UX costs you visitors. So what should businesses do instead? We’ve got the data: https://noble.click/popupresearch
#Journal, Day 1644
Wednesday, 18 September 2024
Ukraine War: Day 939
Hamas-Israel War: Day 346
Mass shootings in the USA in 2024: 397
Days until the 2024 Election: 48
Most email applications refer marking messages for future action as "flagging," because my use of that feature goes up dramatically as my interest in doing anything with my email flags.
#EmailOverload #InboxZero #ToDoList
Custom Outlook mail rules to the rescue when people decide to play the "reply all" game. Filter by the subject line and send directly to the deleted items folder.
Tip: Replying all to say "Remove me" is not helpful. Outlook will actually warn you that you're about to send an email to over 4000 people.
It’s depressing when you spend three hours trying to get caught up on work emails and you have more unread in your inbox then you started with. There has to be a better way. For reference I started with 108 this morning now I have 111. I should mention that’s after my automatic filter rules have moved the information emails I get daily from different processes in the company. #EmailOverload #email
#Journal, Day 1390
Monday, 08 January 2024
#UkraineWar: Day 685
#HamasIsraelWar: Day 93
#MassShootings in the USA in 2024: 6
#backtowork #catchingup
#emailoverload #afternoonnap
#birdsofmastodon #lovebirdegg #heartdoc
Saying that your email is out of control is mostly meaningless—your email will always be out of control, to some extent, because anyone in the world who has an email account is at least partially in control of your email.
#email #EmailOverload #InboxZero
For a *brief* moment at work today, I had zero unread emails. A colleague came to my desk to go over something with me and questioned whether I truly had zero unread emails and she was incredibly impressed. I told her it won’t last long. And I was right. Sigh. 
