FOMO Social Proof Alternative

Overall: WiserNotify has been a great addition to our tool stack. It has helped us deliver more social proof to our customers, and definitely increased our booking rate. We were also able to nudge the leads with highly relevant prompts, instead of having generic pop-ups. Unlike pop-up tools, the prompts provided by WiserNotify are more subtle and nice-looking, which gives an added

Pros: Beautiful-looking prompts – Intuitive dashboard – 100+ integrations (all my tools work with WiserNotify)

Cons: Need behaviour insights – Ability to set up complex rules – Agency Branding (hyperlinks) can be handled better

Alternatives Considered: FOMO

Overall: WiserNotify is good because it gives you options without feeling overwhelming. Social Proof is a tricky subject because it can feel “spammy”, but you have a ton of options for integrating into your content, integrating with your external tools, and more. It’s easy to use, and is really the only social proof engine I’ve actually followed through with using because it did what I needed without being annoying to visitors.

Pros: WiserNotify is well polished and feels and acts like a modern app. Creating different forms of social proof, and targeting those widgets, is super easy. I love that you can integrate a boatload of apps, connect to analytics software, and most importantly, I can go deeper and display info such as how many people have visited that specific page in the past week, or month, or whatever. And the fact that you can use inline social proof instead of just the traditional popup is superb, and something that most social proof engines don’t offer.

Cons: Honestly, there isn’t much. I feel there might be a few integrations missing that I could use if they were there, but they even allow you to work around those limitations. But WiserNotify is the first social proof I’ve used that actually ticks all the boxes for me.

Switched From: Fomo

Reasons For Switching to Wisernotify: WiserNotify was just easier to use and had more options overall, especially for a WordPress site. Nothing against FOMO, but it was more limiting to me.