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The Zinn® Campaigns Pro add-on

Show your Zinn® Campaigns sign-up forms as popups. Free with any paid Zinn® Campaigns plan, with a 30-day trial, and what happens when a plan ends.

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Zinn® Campaigns Pro is an add-on to the free Zinn® Campaigns plugin. It is free with any paid Zinn® Campaigns plan: there is no licence key to enter.

Install it

  1. Install, activate and connect the free Zinn® Campaigns plugin.
  2. Download the add-on from the Zinn® Campaigns screen in WordPress, or from Plugins in your Zinn® dashboard, and upload it under Plugins → Add New Plugin → Upload Plugin.

Popups

Open Zinn® Campaigns → Popups (Pro). For each popup choose a sign-up form and when it shows: when the visitor is about to leave (exit intent), after they scroll part of the page, or after a number of seconds. Set how many days must pass before the same visitor sees it again. A visitor sees at most one popup per page view, and the count is kept in their own browser only.

Trial and plans

A new account gets a 30-day trial of Pro. Any paid Zinn® Campaigns plan keeps it on.

When a plan ends

If the trial ends without a paid plan, or the paid plan ends, the popups stop showing on your site and a notice on the Plugins and Zinn® Campaigns screens explains why. Your popup settings are kept, nothing is deleted, and choosing a paid plan brings Pro back at once. The free plugin and its sign-up forms keep working throughout.

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