101 BIG-BRANDPOPUPSANALYZED

● 12% of all the brands we reviewed used a negative CTA (ie. "No I don't want to save money"), whereas the others used a simple close button.

STATISTICS

● 49% of all the brands offered some sort of lead magnet like an ebook, free content, tools, templates, promotions, or discounts.

STATISTICS

● 36% of all the brands include the word "free" somewhere on their popups.

STATISTICS

AdEspresso

Aldo

AllRecipes

AmyPorterfield

AndroidCentral

Aritzia

Asana

AtomicReach

Audible

Aweber

BabyCenter

Backlinko

BeHappy.me

Bench.co

BettyCrocker

BlueApron

BusinessofFashion

Chapters Indigo

ChrisBrogan

ClickandGrow

Clickz

CoffeeforLess

Contently

ConversionXL

ConvinceandConvert

CoSchedule

Diesel

Distractify

eHow

eMarketer

Epsilon

Esquire

Falcon.io

Ford

FourHourWorkWeek

FrankandOak

G-Star

GearMoose

GetResponse

Gilt

GlassesUSA

Greatist

Groove

Groupon

H&M

HeidiCohen

HelpScout

HighSnobiety

Indochino

JeffBullas

KitandAce

Later

LemonStand

LewisHowes

Macys

MarieForleo

MarketingInsiderGroup

MooseJaw

NativeShoes

NeilPatel

NerdFitness

NewBalance

NewEgg

Ogilvy

OldNavy

Onnit

Optimizely

Optimonk

OverStock

QuickSprout

Reebok

REI

Revolve

SearchEngineWatch

Sephora

ShoeMe

ShutterStock

SiteSell

SkullCandy

SmartBlogger

SmartInsights

SmartPassiveIncome

SocialMediaExaminer

StuckInCustoms

SujanPatel

Target

TedBaker

thePlayersTribune

ThinkGeek

Thrillist

TommyHilfiger

Toms

TrendHunter

UnderArmour

Uniqlo

WaitButWhy

WingsandHorns

Wired

WordStream

Zapier

Zulily

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