Build forms that capture essential information without creating friction or drop-off. Balance information capture with conversion rate carefully.

Forms are friction. Every field you add reduces conversion. But too few fields mean unqualified leads waste sales time. The best forms balance information capture with conversion rate asking just enough to qualify without asking so much that prospects abandon. This chapter shows you how to design forms that convert by reducing fields, using smart defaults, explaining why you're asking, and testing variations that improve submission rates without sacrificing lead quality.
Deploy exit intent, timed, and scroll-triggered pop-ups that convert without ruining user experience or damaging brand perception negatively.
Capture mechanisms turn anonymous traffic into known leads you can follow up with. Make it easy for prospects to signal interest at any moment in their journey without creating friction or annoying people.
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Calculate the percentage of visitors who complete desired actions to identify friction points and measure the effectiveness of marketing and product changes.
Gradually collect information across multiple form submissions rather than overwhelming new leads with long forms that decrease conversion rates.
Craft clear, compelling prompts that drive specific user actions across platforms, from clicking through to converting.
Place critical information and calls-to-action in the visible area before scrolling to capture attention immediately when visitors land on pages.