Yeah, sure they are
annoying, but the fact is pop up windows
work.
Whether you use a
pop up, pop exit or pop under window, they
will bring you more
subscribers, visitors and... yes... more
sales.
I tried a little
experiment earlier this week and I created
various pop up windows
at the site http://www.freecoolcash.com
for various ebooks
that I sell.
Something nice started to happen.
I started getting
more orders for the ebooks that I was
advertising in these
pop-up windows.
Actually the amount of increase in sales actually startled me.
Most marketers use
pop up windows to get visitors to subscribe
to their ezine,
but fail to realize that they can also capture
sales.
If you are promoting
an affiliate program or have niche type
informational product,
you should create a pop up window at
targeted areas of
your web site.
For example, if you
run a web marketing directory and have a
category for pay-per-click
search engines, you could easily
create a pop up
window promoting a pay-per-click search engine
that will pay you
a commission for sending new advertisers.
You can trigger to
have that particular pop up window open
when someone goes
to the pay-per-click category.
Don't feel like you
are restricted to only using pop up windows
to grab email addresses.
Use them any way you like!
The reason why pop
up windows work so well is because there are
no other distractions
in the window that pops up.
For example, if you
put a banner or small text link on your web
page to a product
or service, it gets lost amongst the other
content.
Your click-through
ratios are a lot lower and ultimately you
make less in sales
then you would with pop up windows.
I already have other
ideas on how I am going to use pop up
windows on a few
of my other web sites.
If you are serious
about increasing your cash flow, I suggest
purchasing the "Amazing
Pop Ups" program.
Amazing Pop-Ups shows
you the easiest way to implement entrance
pop-ups, exit pop-ups,
delayed pop-ups, pop-unders, self-
destructing pop-ups,
cookie pop-ups, and more.
http://www.freecoolcash.com/cgi-bin/lnkinlte.cgi?l=amazepop