Do exit-optins really work? Getting double or even triple digit growth by just implementing a simple trick feels a bit too good to be true. Well, it is true. We have shared several case studies showing companies getting triple digit growth in subscribers by only using exit-intent popups. Today, we’re going to highlight another customer of ... Continue Reading →
One of the most common objections we hear against using popup optins is that visitors will be annoyed by them. Our previous case studies with Ryan Robinson and OlyPlant have shown users will optin if they’re offered something valuable in return. Here’s yet another success story showing that when you provide the right value, visitors will ... Continue Reading →
Do exit-intent popups really work? This is one of the common questions we get asked just about every day. If our previous case studies from Yoast and BiddyCo didn’t convince you, then this one surely will provide you all the motivation you need. It’s about Ryan Robinson and how he increased his email subscribers by ... Continue Reading →
We have had a lot of positive feedback from our case studies. Many of you found it inspiring and asked us to share more. In this article, we will share the success story of Vital Design and how they used OptinMonster to increase their conversions by 97%. Some of you are often intimidated by the ... Continue Reading →
If you’ve read our case study about Yoast or Biddyco, then you know that you can easily double your email signups with just exit-intent. But what if you want to go further? In this article, we will share how ValueWalk increased their conversions by 216% by offering content upgrades through OptinMonster. Meet Devesh and ValueWalk ... Continue Reading →
Looking for an OptinMonster case study? After seeing Yoast and Biddyco, TemplateMonster decided to share their results with our team, and they are huge – 600% increase in subscribers! A large company like TemplateMonster understands the need for building an email list. Since they wanted to get more subscribers, they decided to give OptinMonster a ... Continue Reading →
