Cygnus

We identify your anonymous website visitors

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We identify your anonymous website visitors

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We help eCommerce brands identify their anonymous visitors & increase their email revenue

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Launch tags:Email•Marketing•E-Commerce

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Hey Product Hunters! 👋 We're thrilled to announce our Cygnus; we identify up to 50% of your anonymous website visitors and give you their emails. Simply install our script, integrate with your email marketing software, and you're ready to go! eCommerce brands (and other online businesses) can add a whole new revenue channel in days and see an increase in email revenue up to 5x! Ready to turn lost opportunities into sales? We're currently offering a 30 Days Free Trial for you to try it out! Let's get started > https://getcygnus.com

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3yr ago

Congrats 🎉 on the launch of Cygnus on Product Hunt! It sounds like an amazing tool that can help eCommerce brands and other online businesses to increase their email revenue. I'm wondering, how does Cygnus help you identify up to 50% of your website visitors and how does it integrate with your email marketing software? Thanks so much for sharing this awesome product with us and I'm looking forward to trying it out! 🤩

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3yr ago

Why are you saying only e-commerce brand? Every service business would want to know the prospects that visit their site no?

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3yr ago

Sounds very intriguing and like something every website owner on the planet would want to use. Looking forward to when you possibly can roll this out globally, although I doubt European data protection laws would allow this without asking for consent first?

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3yr ago

Paige

Congratulations on the launch! 🎊 Interesting solution, small question about data - is Cygnus able to identify only emails or maybe some more information from anonymous website visitors (for example social media)? People not so often check their emails at present, so maybe it's easier to catch them up by other channels?

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3yr ago