At Leadfeeder, one of our favorite triggers is exit intent

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Some folks love them, while others think they should be left in the late 90s, along with glitter fonts and auto-play music. That's because when pop-ups were first introduced, they were annoying. They were obtrusive, covered the whole page, and impossible to close. Lame. Luckily, times have changed — and so have our pop-up strategies. For starters, Google cracked down on pop-ups that interrupt the user experience.


Also, marketers realized using pop-up triggers is far more kuwait mobile phone numbers database effective than showing every visitor the same pop-up at the same time. We've had a lot of success converting visitors to leads using this strategy. Note: Leadfeeder identifies B2B site visitors even if they don't fill out a form. Sign up for a free trial and see who is creeping on your website.


What is an exit-intent pop-up? Exit-intent pop-ups are triggered overlays that display when users move to leave a website. In most cases, they're triggered by the user moving their mouse to the URL bar or the exit button of their browser. Their goal is to give users a reason to stay on your site or prompt them to share contact info so you can connect with them later.