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Intempt

Find the right moment to ask someone not to abandon their cart

A save-your-cart popup that fires too early feels pushy, and one that fires too late is already too late. This tests exit-intent against a timed delay against no popup at all, so the timing is measured, not guessed.

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Experiment

Website experiment created on /experiences.

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What it does

Runs a client-side experiment testing when to show the save-your-cart popup - exit-intent, a timed delay, or no popup at all.

You get

a measured answer on the best save-your-cart popup timing

How it works

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Set up the popup timing test

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Splits desktop cart visitors three ways: an exit-intent popup, a popup after 30 seconds of an idle cart, and no popup as a baseline. The winner is the variant with the most orders within 24 hours of being shown. Desktop only, because exit-intent needs mouse tracking, and once per session.

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Jim Stromberg, CEO at StockInvest
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COO, FieldsUSA

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Tadas Kertenis

Co-founder, Hoperfy

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