Hey @Sineadkill 

welcome to the community.

Yes, this is possible. When you are editing the form, you have 2 options ‘display’ and ‘targeting’. select targeting and select ‘don’t show to existing Klaviyo profiles’ 

Hope that helps

Victoria

Thanks Victoria, I have already done this in the targeting but they are still showing up to existing subscribers? It might be that they are coming in incognito etc however, they are not getting told they’re already subscribers. 

@Sineadkill - @Victoria_ap_G method is usually the best way to prevent a recognized (returning) subscriber from seeing the popup.  There are a lot of edge cases, outside of Klaviyo’s control, that can still fail.  For example:

• User returns from a different device or browser (Work computer vs Home Laptop vs Mobile Phone) or “In Cognito” as you mentioned. Over time, this isn’t as much of an issue as the subscribers clicks to your site from a Klaviyo email, they will then get identified (cookie).  But of course, if it’s a new device/browser etc, this can happen.
• The user has some type of VPN or Proxy or “Privacy/Antivirus” software or tool on their device.  This is common in workplace environments where security is stringent.  These software will delete “cookies” - the side effect is that then Klaviyo can’t identify them either.
• The user erases their cookies (Same as above).

BTW, have you considered having the coupon code delivered via an email, instead of directly on the popup itself? 

If it’s via an email, I assume you have a List (or Segment) triggered Flow that sends an email to the subscriber.  If so, a nuance about how List and Segment Triggered Flow should be preventing this from happening:

• List/Segment Triggered Flow happen exactly once, duplicate entries into the List/Segment doesn’t re-trigger the Flow.  So, the user might still submit the Form, but they won’t get another email. Of course, they could potentially use another email address (which is likely the case).
• So consider sending the email for the code instead.  This also helps the quality of your email sign-ups since they have to put in a valid email address (and check it) to get their code.

Hope this helps!

Hi @Sineadkill 

Just to add to the great responses by @Victoria_ap_G and @retention: an existing profile may have a status of 'never subscribed', and/or have never purchased. I'd prefer not to ‘exclude all Klaviyo profiles’ and offer them a discount where appropriate if it gets an opt-in or purchase!

I do that by excluding existing members of the list from seeing the form (subject to the previously mentioned constraints) with conditional logic in my flow to see if they’ve purchased or redeemed the discount.

Regards

Andy