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More than 1,500 businesses use Wisepops, from small businesses to global brands, across dozens of industries.
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How businesses in these industries activate their traffic, and what it earns them.
Ecommerce
Email and SMS capture, cart recovery, product
finders and seasonal campaigns, as run by the fashion, furniture and
beauty stories above.
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B2B and SaaS
Content offers, gated resources and demo
prompts aimed at visitors who are researching rather than buying today.
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Nonprofits
Donor list growth, one-off appeals and
supporter segmentation by cause and channel.
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Education
Capturing interest before a visit ends, open
day signups, and following up by program, as PMI and eTeacher Group do.
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Hotels
Direct booking pushes, offers timed to the
dates a visitor is looking at, and capture from guests who leave to
compare elsewhere.
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Agencies
Running campaigns for several clients from one
workspace, each matched to that client's brand and goals.
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Ecommerce is the largest group by some distance, covering fashion and accessories, furniture and home, beauty, food, jewelry and specialist retail. Wisepops also runs on B2B and software sites, education and certification providers, media publishers, agencies working on behalf of clients, and businesses in real estate, sports and pet care. Pick an industry above to read stories from businesses like yours.
Yes, and furniture and home is one of the larger groups using Wisepops. Among the brands who have written up their results, Tikamoon reports €10M+ in attributed revenue, Emma Sleep 2.2M+ leads captured across more than 20 markets, 4murs a 24.5% CTR on AI cart recovery, Madura 13% of revenue attributed to its campaigns, and Vepsäläinen €78K+ after moving campaign work away from developers.
Our guide to onsite campaigns for furniture and home brands covers the patterns these stories have in common.
Yes, and it is what the apparel brands here measure most often. Converse Australia reports 224% more leads captured, Bardot 5K+ leads, and Sud Express attributes 7% of revenue to its campaigns. Ideal of Sweden reports 698K emails collected across 26 country storefronts.
Yes, and several of these stories are built around it. Ideal of Sweden runs 26 country storefronts in local language and offer, Emma Sleep more than 20 markets, PMI six properties from one workspace, Bardot four sites across two brands and two markets, and la belle-iloise two brands across three domains.
Our guide to running campaigns across multiple markets covers how teams keep localized offers and a shared playbook in step.
No. Some of these stories exist for that reason. Vepsäläinen came to Wisepops after campaign ideas kept dying in the development queue, and émoi émoi wanted personalized onsite experiences the marketing team could set up and run alone. Embedding on product pages is the part worth checking against your own setup.
Ecommerce platforms, email and SMS tools, CRMs and analytics. Emma Sleep runs Shopify alongside Ometria and Google Tag Manager, and Shopify with Klaviyo is the common pairing across these stories. The full list, including WordPress, WooCommerce, Mailchimp, Omnisend and Segment, is on the integrations page.
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