ConvertPlus Popup Plugin

Someone leaving and someone arriving should not see the same message

A window that jumps out after a few seconds asks for an email from someone who does not yet know what you offer. The same window, once that person has finished reading a post or is about to leave, meets a different reader. The message has not changed; the moment has.

That is why, in a lead capture tool, the design of the window matters less than the question of who sees it and when. Convert Plus, by Brainstorm Force, revolves around that decision: it separates how each module looks from when it appears and how it collects data, and it lets you compare two versions.

Formats, moments and people

Not every message deserves to cover the page. These are the pieces you can create:

• Modal popups, with exit-intent and two-step versions.
• Info bars and sticky bars.
• Slide-ins.
• Inline forms and widgets.
• Social sharing popups.

There are more than 100 responsive templates and a real-time live editor. Each style can be previewed with Live Preview before you choose it.

Each module is set up in three areas: Design for the look, Behaviour for when and how it appears, and Submission for how it collects contacts, with a default or custom form.

• Moments: exit intent, after scrolling, on inactivity or after a post ends.
• Places: page-level targeting.
• People: device and referral detection, to tailor the message.
• On request: with Manual Launch, the module opens through a CSS class assigned to a button, so a click triggers it.

Comparing two versions instead of guessing

To learn which moment or message works, you can create two variants of a module, show them at random and keep the one that performs best. The built-in analytics track the results of each campaign and module from the WordPress dashboard.

Two details help. The name you give the module is the one you will see in those analytics, so a recognizable name avoids confusion. And from the modules screen you can pause, schedule and edit them, which is useful for dated offers.

What it does not settle for you

It works alongside your email service. It integrates with services such as MailChimp and AWeber: with AWeber, for example, contacts are managed from that account.

It does not decide your offer. The A/B test compares what you put forward, and both variants need visits for the comparison to mean anything.

It does not make a bad moment good. Triggers open the possibility; choosing the right one for each page is still your work.

Your first module, step by step

It is a WordPress plugin and shows up as its own menu in the dashboard. To send contacts to a list, have your email service at hand.

1. Install and activate the plugin.
2. Choose a style with Live Preview and select it with Use This.
3. Give it a recognizable name and adjust its look.
4. In Behaviour, decide when and where it appears.
5. In Submission, set how you collect contacts.
6. Save, publish the module and check it on the public side of the site.

More lead capture tools in the catalog

If you build with blocks, Kadence Conversions creates popups, slide panels and banners, and decides who sees them by role, cart, page, campaign and date. If you only want subscribers, WP Subscribe Pro combines a popup, exit intent and a box in posts. There is also Master Popups.

Buttons, mobile and campaigns in Convert Plus

Can I open a popup from a button?

Yes. Copy the CSS class from Behaviour, Manual Launch, and assign it to the button.

Can I show something different on mobile?

Convert Plus detects the device to tailor the message. Create the module and check it on a real phone.

Can I schedule a campaign?

Yes. From the modules screen you can schedule, pause or edit it.

How is the A/B test split?

The two variants are shown at random and you measure which performs best.

Where do I see how each module performs?

In the built-in analytics on the WordPress dashboard, under the name you gave it.