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Create and customize a Klaviyo signup form

Demo summary

Demonstrates how to select a form template, adjust the background and behavior settings (like 30-second delay or exit intent), and configure mobile vs. desktop targeting.

Step-by-step

  1. Select a signup form template from the Klaviyo library
  2. Adjust the background and wording to match your brand
  3. Set the form behavior to trigger after a 30-second delay or on exit intent
  4. Configure targeting settings to distinguish between mobile and desktop visitors
  5. Customize the success page that appears after the form is submitted

Options

  • Trigger the form based on time (30 seconds) or user behavior (exit intent)
  • Set the form to be mobile-exclusive or desktop-exclusive

Watch out for

  • Ensure you adjust targeting so the form doesn't show improperly to the wrong visitor type

Tips

  • Use a limited-time discount or price-off wording to increase the likelihood of a click
  • Make the form feel like a natural part of the page rather than an intrusive pop-up

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