Adding an app for pop up email sign-up form on homepage

[-DM]

Currently we run our emails and email list through Constant Contact(CC), and we are looking to add a newsletter popup signup form that is seen on most sites nowadays. However the Sign-up Forms through CC are very bland and we are not able to change the design of how it looks, which makes us not want to use CC anymore. Our email list is around ~8k and we only send a few emails per month. We are wondering if there are better options to be using other than CC for more customizable forms, email list management and things like that out there. We know of mailchimp, sendinblue, klaviyo, but we are not sure which one exactly to use and were hoping to get some feedback or opinions?

[Elias]

Hey, @-DM.

Thanks for reaching out and posting this question!

It looks like there's an app, called ConstantContact Customer Popup, which allows you to add a popup with ConstantContact. However, it's worth noting that this app is made by a different third-party developer. On the other hand, you can also consider integrating a third-party app designed to add email signups, such as Rivo Popups - Email Popups, which you can use with any email marketing integration. However, if you're looking for an email marketing app that comes included with a popup, then you can consider something like Privy - Pop Ups, Email, and SMS.

As for the other options that you've mentioned, they are all solid options so the difference will come down to your own preference. However, since the majority of them doesn't come with a popup, then you may also want to consider integrating them with Rivo Popups. If you need any assistance with a third-party app, then you can get help with directly from the developer - simply reach out to them directly through the contact information found on their app's page.

• Klaviyo: Email Marketing & SMS
• Mailchimp: Email Marketing 
• Omnisend Email Marketing and SMS

I'd love to hear more about your business! What kinds of products are you selling? In addition to email marketing, do you have a marketing plan prepared for your store?