Most users dislike pop-ups on websites, but they are very effective for driving action.

They are popular for gaining newsletter signups and doing sales promotions.

Here are my top tips for making less obtrusive and effective popups

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1⃣ Don't use more than 1 pop-up on a single page
2⃣ Don't immediately show the popup. This will slow down the website load times, and result in a poor user experience.

Wait until the user has scrolled through the page or has an exit intent (sale promos are great for the exit intent popup strategy).
3⃣ Make it very easy and obvious how to close or exit the popup.
4⃣ Only show the popup once and don't reload it on every page. 

If you stick to these principles, your popups will suck a little less and get you some good results

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I compared ionos, siteground, and pantheon (a few of my recommended providers)

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1⃣ Google Tools (Google Analytics, Search Console, Ads KW Planner)
2⃣ ahrefs and semrush
3⃣ Ubersuggest
4⃣ Yoast and Rank Math

A bit more about these and how they can help you 👇
1⃣ Google Tools (Google Analytics, Search Console, Ads KW Planner)

This is by far my favorite free toolset.

Google is the most popular search engine.

Getting your data right from the source is the most beneficial way to develop an SEO strategy.
2⃣ ahrefs and semrush (free versions)

These are the most powerful SEO tools on the market.

The best part is that there is a free version that can be used to analyze and audit a website.

Implementing the recommended suggestions can go a long way in improving your SEO results.
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