Myth: the "Allow notifications" popup wording doesn't affect your traffic quality
Today: most beginners never think about how subscribers were collected. They just buy the list. Big mistake.
The popup that asks people to click "Allow" can be honest ("Get our latest deals") or trickery ("Click Allow to continue / verify you're human"). Tricked subscribers don't actually want notifications. They tap your future ads less and complain more.
Think of it like a guest list. People who RSVP'd happily behave very differently from people dragged in off the street.
You can't always see the popup, but you can ask the traffic source about it.
Try this: ask your source today, "How are subscribers collected — honest opt-in or a forced gate?"
Good questions protect your budget.
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Myth: the "Allow notifications" popup wording doesn't affect your traffic quality
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