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Playbook: Exit intent
Show offers when someone is about to leave your site.
Mighty Networks: signup, join request, and paid-access tests
On Mighty Networks pages, the goal is usually to move a visitor beyond reading about the community and into the next step: signing up, sending a join request, or moving toward paid access. That is why Mighty Networks popup, Mighty Networks form, and onsite campaign scenarios are most useful when they help compare the first step without rebuilding the whole page.
DropUI lets you launch onsite campaigns on entry, after time on page, on exit, or after a CTA interaction. That makes it easier to see whether a join popup, a simple application form, a paid-access step, a CTA bar, or a prompt that supports the decision to join performs better.
How should you start in Mighty Networks?
The best approach is usually one scenario with a clear goal and one comparison, such as a signup versus a join request or a paid-access step. That gives the team a quick answer about what actually improves join volume and which CTA is worth expanding.
How do you judge whether the campaign works?
The simplest method is to compare signups, join requests, paid-access actions, CTA clicks, and form submissions before and after launch. That gives the team a quick answer about whether the new message is improving community-page performance.
