Felix Langlet

Felix is a self-taught marketer and the head of marketing at Triggerbee. He is specialized in SEO, content marketing, and copywriting. Outside of work, you can find him spending time with his family, listening to podcasts, or watching documentaries.

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Sleeknote vs Triggerbee: Which tool is best for you

In this article we’ll compare Sleeknote vs Triggerbee, two of the most powerful softwares for onsite marketing, lead gen, gamification and visitor engagement on the market today. Both tools offer powerful capabilities, and while you can reach your goals with both tools, there are some differences you might want to know about. This guide breaks […]

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Optimonk vs Triggerbee. Split-screen hero image showing the logos of OptiMonk and Triggerbee with a VS graphic in the center. Triggerbee is an alternative and competitor to Optimonk.

Optimonk vs Triggerbee: Which tool is best for you

In this comparison, we’ll look at OptiMonk vs Triggerbee. Two powerful platforms for onsite marketing, lead capture, and customer engagement. Both tools offer popups, A/B testing, targeting rules, and a wide range of integrations – but the way they approach personalization, design control, and data syncing is different. If you’re looking for an Optimonk alternative,

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Klaviyo vs Triggerbee: Which one is better for Onsite Forms

Klaviyo vs Triggerbee: Which one is better for Onsite Forms

✦ Klaviyo vs Triggerbee Overview Klaviyo is great for email and SMS, but its onsite forms are basic. Triggerbee enhances Klaviyo’s existing feature set dynamic campaigns, advanced targeting, and real-time personalization built for your website. It lets you run quizzes, show different messages to different visitors, and connect CRM data to every onsite experience. Use both

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Wisepops vs Triggerbee: Which tool is best for you

In this comparison, we’ll look at Wisepops vs Triggerbee, two of the top onsite marketing platforms for popups, targeting, and lead capture. If you’re searching for a Wisepops alternative, Triggerbee stands out with similar core features like drag-and-drop campaign design, A/B testing, and integrations—but with more advanced personalization options and CRM-level targeting. One key difference?

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Weather-based marketing: What it is and how it works

What is weather-based marketing?  Weather-based marketing is a strategy that uses local weather data to tailor ads, website content, and other marketing messages. One major advantage with using weather as a trigger is that you can use both temperature and weather conditions (rainy, sunny, cloudy, etc) to tailor your messages. Weather-based marketing is one of

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A promotional image showcasing a gamified 'Spin the wheel' campaign in the Triggerbee popup editor. The popup is displayed on a smartphone screen, featuring a colorful spin wheel with alternating sections labeled with discount percentages. The popup's heading reads 'Spin & Save,' and below it, users are prompted to enter their email to reveal their exclusive discount. A pink 'Spin the wheel' button is visible beneath the email input field. To the right of the phone, a dropdown labeled 'Audience targeting' is set to 'Frequent shoppers.' Below, four icons with descriptions highlight key features: the spin can start automatically or with sign-up, emails can be collected before or after spinning, emails must be verified before receiving a discount code, and the winning probability for each slice can be customized. The background is a soft gradient with playful, floating shapes.

The Ultimate Guide to Gamification Marketing

What if you could get an almost instant 60% increase in customer engagement by gamifying your customer experience?   What Is Gamification Marketing? Gamification in marketing means using games, points, and rewards to engage customers. Instead of just saying “buy now” or relying on discounts, gamified marketing campaigns can tap into powerful psychological triggers. Here’s the

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A blueprint-style infographic titled 'The Anatomy of Spin The Wheel Popup Offers' by Triggerbee. The image illustrates key elements of an effective spin the wheel popup. A wheel is divided into multiple sections, showing different winning probabilities: a grand prize section labeled '25%' with a 5% chance to win, three smaller sections labeled '5%' with a 25% chance to win, and three sections labeled '0%', indicating a real chance of loss. The infographic highlights components such as 'Simple copy and rules' with example texts: 'Spin the wheel for a chance to win great discounts' and 'New prizes and rewards daily.' Additional notes point out 'Supporting prizes,' 'One grand prize,' and a 'Clear CTA' (Call to Action) button labeled 'Spin to win.

Spin the Wheel Popups: The Ultimate Hack for Explosive Growth

Traditional discount popups are easy to ignore. Your customers either close them immediately or enter fake emails just to grab a coupon. Spin the Wheel popups change the game by introducing an interactive element that makes visitors want to engage. Instead of forcing a discount on users, this strategy turns the experience into a game.

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