Is your branding too intrusive?

Is your branding driving customers away? Learn how to balance promotion and user experience without being too intrusive in your digital marketing strategy.

Author

Makenzi Wood
February 05, 2018

Popups. Opt-ins. Ads. Push notifications. 

Digital natives are no strangers to these things. While these features have a non-spammy place in the digital sphere, too often things like popups are a nuisance to your customers. 

But hey, your website is clearly not the problem right? Your stuff is perfect!

It’s really tough to know if your branding is too intrusive. After all, as a small business owner, you value the blood, sweat, and tears put into your business and marketing. It’s hard to realize that your customers might not be as interested in a last-minute sale promotion as you are, but that’s the reality. 

Promotion is essential to growing your business, but it shouldn’t put off customers. Here are a few ways to ensure your promotions aren’t too intrusive. 

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