Ask smarter questions to learn real subscriber preferences

Yes, you can collect data with Progressive Forms (Advanced Progressive Fields) anywhere on your site using LeadsWithDemos. Progressive Forms can be deployed as popups (Popup Box, Slide-In, Sticky Banner) or embedded forms directly into your content or landing pages.

You have flexible control over where these forms appear by using advanced targeting settings such as choosing specific pages, URLs, URL parts (“contains,” “starts with,” “ends with”), or using wildcards.

To collect data anywhere on your site, simply:

• Choose your form type (popup or embedded).
• Set the targeting/display rules to match all pages, specific URLs, or patterns.
• Publish the campaign.

This flexibility means you can progressively collect detailed subscriber information on your homepage, recipe posts, category pages, or any other section of your website or landing page.

Yes, with LeadsWithDemos’ Progressive Forms (Advanced Progressive Fields), you can hide questions from existing subscribers or only show specific fields based on the data already collected.

Here’s how it works:

• You can configure each field to appear only if the subscriber has not previously filled it out.
• In the field settings, under the “Advanced” and “Progressive” options, you have toggles:
  • “Always display even if previously completed”: Show this question regardless of whether the subscriber has answered it before.
  • For Progressive logic: “Show this field only if the subscriber already has data in the following field(s)”: This lets you control visibility based on previous answers or missing information.
• If you want to hide a question from subscribers who have already answered, simply do not toggle “Always display…” and use progressive display logic to only show questions that are still empty for each subscriber.

With this setup, existing subscribers will not be burdened with questions they’ve already answered, ensuring each visit to a form is efficient and personalized.

No, you do not need coding skills to set up Progressive Forms (Advanced Progressive Fields) with LeadsWithDemos! The entire platform, including Progressive Fields, is designed for user-friendly setup through an intuitive drag-and-drop builder. You can create, customize, and configure advanced, personalized forms—whether popups or embedded—without writing a single line of code.

Key points:

• Setting up and customizing pop-ups and forms uses a visual, drag-and-drop interface.
• Advanced Progressive Fields and field logic are configured through toggles and menus, not code.
• Detailed guides and tutorials are available for each form type and feature.

You may need to add a tracking script to your website (for websites outside of LeadsWithDemos landing pages), but no coding is required to use the Progressive Fields features themselves.

Yes, Progressive Fields are designed to support privacy compliance. Simply include a consent checkbox when you collect a subscriber’s email for the first time (the drag-and-drop builder supports adding this opt-in to any form).

You don’t need a new consent box for each follow-up progressive question, as long as these are used for the same stated purpose (like personalizing your emails) and are explained in your privacy notice.

Each additional question can have a brief note (e.g., “We’ll use this to personalize emails.”).

If your questions ever touch on sensitive topics, check your local data laws for extra requirements. This setup helps you collect rich audience insights while staying compliant with privacy rules such as GDPR and PECR.

Progressive Forms (Advanced Progressive Fields) improve targeting by allowing you to collect subscriber information step-by-step, without overwhelming readers with long forms up front. This dynamic, user-friendly approach creates a more personalized experience and results in richer audience profiles over time. Here’s how this improves targeting:

1. Progressive Data Collection: By asking relevant follow-up questions based on previous answers or subscriber status, you gather detailed interests (like diet, cuisine, or skill level) without risking form abandonment. This growing profile helps you naturally build real-world segments such as “gluten-free,” “baking,” or “weeknight dinners”.
2. Audience Segmentation: All of the collected data is mapped and stored for each subscriber. You can then use advanced filters to target audience lists by any data point that was collected, interests, behaviors, engagement, custom fields, and more.
3. Personalized Email Campaigns: With richer subscriber data, your emails can be highly tailored to each segment’s actual preferences and behaviors, directly boosting engagement and conversions.
4. Automation: Targeted follow-up journeys can be triggered based on progressive questions answered, so new segments, interests, or behaviors are addressed automatically as your audience evolves.
5. No Duplicate Questions: Progressive logic prevents existing subscribers from being asked the same questions over and over, making your targeting both smarter and less intrusive.

These features empower you to build, segment, and engage your audience with superior precision and ease.

No, you do NOT need a WordPress plugin to use Progressive Forms (Advanced Progressive Fields) with LeadsWithDemos.

To display LeadsWithDemos popups and forms, including those with progressive fields on any website (WordPress or otherwise), you simply need to add the LeadsWithDemos Tracking Script to your site.

There is no requirement for a specific WordPress plugin. If you are using LeadsWithDemos landing pages, the code is integrated natively and no additional steps are needed.

No, Progressive Forms do not replace your main fields. Instead, they allow you to display fields conditionally and collect additional information progressively as your subscribers interact with your forms. The fields you set as “progressive” will only appear if certain conditions are met (e.g., if a subscriber already has data in specific fields), allowing a less overwhelming and more tailored data collection process. The rest of your main fields remain active and available unless you set specific display rules for them.

This progressive approach lets you build a richer subscriber profile over multiple interactions, rather than asking for all information upfront. Your main fields are still part of your forms but can be configured to show progressively if you choose.