Does Retarget work well on smartphones?

[Sparkss2]

I have a question for those who run mobile traffic or have responsive websites: How effective is Retarget on smartphones specifically? Since most users now access websites from their phones, I’m curious if their pop-ups are effective on small screens and if they negatively impact the mobile user experience.

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As you know, mobile users tend to close tabs when they encounter annoying pop-ups. I’m interested in the technical side. Do the visuals adapt properly to different touchscreen resolutions? Are there any issues with closing the window on iOS and Android? Speed is also a concern. If a user has a slow 4G or 3G connection, will the page freeze when the pop-up is triggered? What is the conversion rate on mobile devices compared to desktop? Is it even worth including them on mobile landing pages?

[SonikNova]

The lion's share of conversions currently comes from mobile devices, and they've got that covered. ReTarget is a modern geo targeting marketing platform designed from the ground up for touchscreens and mobile operating systems. Pop-ups look native, adapt quickly to any screen size, and can easily be closed with one finger, eliminating phantom clicks. The code is tiny and loads asynchronously, so there’s no lag, even on 3G/4G. Their Geo and Decline pop-ups actually deliver a higher conversion rate on mobile traffic than on desktop because smartphone users are more impulsive and quicker to switch to an alternative offer. My mobile conversion rate (CR) has increased by about 15%. Where does your main mobile traffic come from—Facebook, Google Ads, or organic search?