Here is some dummy copy that will highlight the importance of HR managers being on top of all the payroll developments in 2021.

By this point, if you’re on desktop a lead gen form should have popped up on the right-hand side in a non-intrusive way, saving the user having to click to access the form.

Mobile users can have a time delay before the form pops up, after which point they either input their details or return to a previous page – for the purposes of this test article, I’ve turned the mobile form off.

The green download button in line with this article will be for a separate page, especially for Facebook lead gen campaigns which they access after they have completed a Facebook form fill. On that page, this scrollbox form will not appear.

In addition to the above, take a look at a conversational, gamified alternative below.

Try it out.

This is the free version, a paid version would allow us to access more features which include multiple question types, quizzes and most importantly, the removal of Typeform branding.

If you’ve filled out the Typeform, you will be emailed the pdf shortly. I’ve set up a number of integrations to automatically email respondents with a pdf of the ebook.

Theoretically, we can adjust this process to automatically cc in an advertiser’s marketing and sales teams to give them leads in real-time.

This provides a seamless nurture journey for our clients and readers alike whilst simultaneously reducing admin for us.

The icing on the cake with this method is that we can generate a QR code for the Typeform. This would allow us to put it at the bottom of a print feature to track a historically untrackable advertising format, something I’ve been wanting to experiment with for ages.

Imagine this tastefully located on an article page in the mag…