@nbashaw but they work, apparently. I think the scroll up after you've been reading for a while is one of the most tasteful approaches I've seen. The reality is, often the less annoying it is, the less it works (to collect emails).

@DavidSpinks That's what they said about click-bait headlines too. What some people fail to realize is that you can do things that make your numbers go up with cheap tactics in short term while ruining your brand and credibility in the long term. People eventually wise up and the tactic stops working. I love @borthwick's analysis of this in his recent essay, "You gotta read this!": https://medium.com/makers-perspe...

@nbashaw They definitely work. I've used them on my blog for over a year. hundreds of thousands of visits I've only received one complaint ever. In fact, I've received more compliments than complaints because I use some what cheeky copy.

@bbalfour Did you literally get done with your presentation at the 500 growth conference and head to ProductHunt? :)

@nbashaw I agree, these do look a bit plain. I added a scroll triggered box to our blog and it's worked very well, but I think a decent design is key.

@DavidSpinks Awesome David. Glad you like it. Chad / Eric & Damian on the team have been working their asses off to launch new apps.

@noahkagan Keep em coming. Just installed on cmxhub.com.

@DavidSpinks You had me at K! We have 3 sick new apps launching in the next few weeks. In future more of the apps will be better interconnected. Like best friends :)

@BlendahTom Hey Tom. Thanks for the question. You can use Scroll Box on ANY website. Yea, check out the Leads app in the Sumo Store.