In your store
Playbook: Exit intent
Show offers when someone is about to leave your site.
Glide: signup, access, and activation
On Glide pages, the main question is often not just whether you get a signup, but which first move works best on the app, portal, or product page. Sometimes a simple signup wins. Sometimes an access request performs better because it sets the right expectation earlier. In other cases, a stronger activation step that leads to first use is enough.
DropUI lets you launch campaigns on entry, after time on page, on scroll, on exit intent, or after a CTA interaction. That makes it easier to see whether the same page performs better with a signup, an access request, or a CTA that pushes visitors toward activation. This matters most when the product is already getting traffic and the team needs a faster answer without rebuilding the whole journey.
How should you start in Glide?
The best start is usually one page and one question: should the visitor sign up right away, request access, or click a stronger activation step. That kind of test often gives a fast answer without changing the whole layout.
How do you judge whether the campaign works?
The simplest method is to compare signups, access requests, activations, CTA clicks, and movement to first use before and after launch. That gives the team a quick answer about which first move is actually improving page performance.
