Customer loyalty and more conversions through individual layers (pop-ups, exit intents, etc.) depending on user action and integration
"Simply" win more customers who are already there and are interested, AAAABER not (yet) inquire. The solution? So-called layers which intelligently switch over, next to, in front of the content depending on user behavior and thus get full attention. Most of these are known as pop-ups or exit intents. However, this often annoying advertising technology is enormously effective and ensures up to 30% and more leads, sales and contacts.
As an online marketing agency, we have developed a concept that is technically very easy to integrate and therefore works on ALL websites and online shops.
Our layers work with all content management systems, shop systems and scripts!
Simple one-time integration and professional design for maximum conversion possible with us!
Layer & PopUp examples from our customers & partners
Up to 30% MORE CUSTOMERS with an EXIT INTENT POPUP!
The PopUp & Exit Intent packages for perfect layers
On request, the optimized design of a pop-up with unlimited layers can be carried out for you for EUR 85 net.
integration guide
Follow these steps to embed the module in a website:
- Make sure your website loads jQuery version 1.8 or higher.
- Make sure your website has DOCTYPE. If not, add the following line as the first line of the HTML document:
- Copy and paste the following JS snippet into the website. You must insert it at the end of the section (above the closing tag ).
- That's it. integration finished. 🙂
You will receive the specific codes and IDs for placing the layers separately via email. Also see the documentation below.
Please note that only IDs provided by us can be used.
If you have any questions, please contact:
Email: fi@vastcob.com
Florian Ibe
Compatible with EVERY CMS, construction kit or page builder!
Add the following JS code to your page if you want the user to see the popup right after the page loads. It needs to be placed under remote.min.js.
<script>
lepopup_add_event("onload", {
popup: "OBJECT1_ID",
popup_mobile: "OBJECT2_ID",
mode: "every-time",
period: 5,
delay: 0,
close_delay: 0
});
OBJECT_ID = ID which we provide to you
Add the following JS code to your page when the user moves the mouse pointer to the top of the browser window and assumes it will exit the page (OnExit popup). It needs to be placed under remote.min.js.
lepopup_add_event("onexit", {
popup: "OBJECT_ID",
mode: "once-period",
period: 5
});
OBJECT_ID = ID which we provide to you
Please remember to use ulp_add_event(“onexit”, ..) only once per side can use. If you paste it multiple times with different parameters, only the last one will work!
Add the following JS code to your page when the user is inactive for a certain amount of time (see settings variable) and does not use mouse pointer, touch or a button (OnInactivity popup). It needs to be placed under remote.min.js.
lepopup_add_event("onidle", {
popup: "OBJECT_ID",
popup_mobile: "OBJECT2_ID",
mode: "once-period",
period: 5,
delay: 20
});
OBJECT_ID = ID which we provide to you
Statement:
mode = mode: Choose how often to display the layer(s) (depending on their type). You can use one of the following values:
- every-time = every time: The popup will appear every time until the user submits a subscription form.
- once-session = one-time session: The popup will appear once per session until the user submits a subscription form. Session is a browser session. Usually the session ends when the user closes the browser. Sometimes it ends when the user restarts the PC.
- once-period = once per period: The popup will be displayed once per X days (defined as period parameter) until the user has submitted a subscription form.
- once-only = only once: The popup is only displayed once.
- none = not at all: The popup is never displayed.
period = period: Set the period (in days) when the mode is set as a one-time period. This parameter is ignored in all other cases.
popup_mobile: "OBJECT2_ID",Popup defined as popup_mobile will just displayed on smartphones.
