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How can I create Pop Up forms at scale?

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As you will most likely know serving a relevant pop up to each customer is key to increasing sign up rate. For example if you run a bike shop then the pop up on the specialized road bike pages should have a creative with a road bike image and perhaps text such as ‘Road Bikes good enough for the Tour De France’ whilst if on a mountain bike page the pop up would have a different image and text such as ‘ Serious bikes for Serious Terrain’, etc. It is partcularly important on stores where is a split ie there is little overlap where road bikers are also keen mountain bikers and vice versa. The same goes for yachts and power boats, Himalayan adventurers and festival goers both landing on a tent product should likewise receive a different pop up.

Howver if you have perphaps 150 brands across different product groups the creation of custom pop ups can be quite a task to undertake. Added to this you should ideally have a welcome flow to reflect the pop up used and first email would for example welcom the road biker with relevant text and image. You could continue to send separate flows or then merge back into main welcome flow.

 

Question is; Does anyone have experience of scaling out 50+ pop ups within a single account. I do understand that an option is to create silos eg all road bike brands to one pop up. However even better would be a popup for each brand and of course once the initial work is done the uplift in subscribe rate will continue to pay for the work.

 

 

I look forward to your feedback.

 

Sean

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Best answer by Jessica eCommerce Badassery 2 January 2023, 08:15

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Hi @SeanMcC!

 

Just to clarify for myself and other Community members, are you asking how to create unique sign up forms targeted for each brand? Or is it less of an instructional question, and you are asking if this turned out to be a good strategy for users who have tried to do it? 

 

As you may already be aware, you can only have one e-commerce integration per Klaviyo account. So if you had different e-commerce stores for each brand, you would need multiple Klaviyo accounts.

 

If all of your brands are housed on the same e-commerce site, then you could target different customers using the Targeting & Behavior feature of sign up forms:

For your use case, it sounds like you might be able to use the by URL targeting feature, where you could create brand-specific sign ups that will only show on the URLs that apply to that brand. 

 

Looking forward to keeping up with this thread, and thanks for using the Community!

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@Brian Turcotte Thanks for your reply. We have 150 ish brands on one shopify store.

 

I am asking if anyone has experience of doing a separate pop up form per brand and it there is a shortcut…? I do understand how to do it all as you suggest by url, etc. Also has anyone tested and found the effort worthwhile?

 

Sean

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@SeanMcC  I don’t believe there is a way to do this other than to manually create as suggested above in Klaviyo natively. 

You might be able to pull this off with a site personalization software like Nosto or similar, but you would have to identify which type of customer it is landing on the site for you to target the custom content. 

How will you know if it’s a festival goer or Himalayan adventurers landing on a tent product page

  • If they’re seeing your pop-up to sign up for your emails its likely you don’t have much data on them other than the traffic source. If you’re mostly driving paid traffic, then that’s easier to segment. 


I do see the value in having more targeted pop-ups if you have multiple customer avatars. But because you won’t have much data about them when they’re seeing your pop-up, you might want to simplify & do it at the collection level. Then you can have the same products in multiple different collections, but serve a different pop-up based on the collection they’re viewing as outlined above. 

If you find it successful, then you can always expand. But it’s a lot of set up for unknown results.

As for the welcome series. Depending on how personalized you want the initial content to be, you could do this with dynamic content but keep it in the same email. 

  • Pass a hidden profile property with each of your forms and then use that profile property to serve the dynamic content. 
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@Jessica eCommerce Badassery 

Thanks for your reply.

We would know which pop up to show based on the page they land on or are on after whatever the time delay is eg Expedition £1000+ tents or Disposoable £50 tents ..

 

The hidden profile property is helpful, thanks.

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Hey @SeanMcC, 

 

Agreed with @Jessica eCommerce Badassery here, zoom out to the collection level.  I like where your mind is going with the personalized site experience, but I’d recommend not to over-complicate/think this. From my experience the benefit won’t outweigh the effort in that deep of personalization to a retail site that sells a wide variety of brands (you’d then have to break out that many segments when creating campaigns and flows as well).

 

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@Mailbox Manny 

 

Manny Thanks for your reply. My thought to build out some custom pop ups to to show when customer lands on a brand collection page eg Chanel sunglasses ( or glasses ) and Oakley would benefit from their own pop up as these customers are quite different. The thought is to then have a different first wekcome email for each though following emails in the welcome series to be the same. Then we would have separate campaigns or perhaps group into silos such as premium luxury eg Chanel, Cartier, Tiffay and sports lifestyle eg Oakley, Nike, Dragon. We have found this to yield better results across all metrics inlcuding OR, Click and Conversions. It would be quite a bit of work though could be worth the effort. We will test 5 custom pop ups and take it from there..

 

Thanks again.


Sean

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@SeanMcC sounds good! Would love for you to come back to this thread in a month or two and share the results from that test :)

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@Mailbox Manny So far so good. We are seeing anything between 25 and 200% increase on submit rate, albeit with only 10 different pop ups. I had a look at Optinmonster which was quite promising however it only pushes to klaviyo and will not pull info ie you cant only show to kalviyo profiles or klaviyo segments. Do you know of other builders with 2 way communication?

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