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Do pop-ups and aggressive email capture tactics prove you don’t actually understand your audience?
As consumers grow increasingly wary of manipulative UX patterns, aggressive pop-ups and email capture tactics risk alienating the very audiences brands seek to engage. Cast your vote on whether these strategies signal a fundamental misunderstanding of user trust.
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