Hello all--Is anyone aware of research that looks at the physical
placement of personalized marketing messaging? I'm looking at a mockup
(for a design in which I was not involved) that has a large section of
the top center of our e-commerce homepage devoted to personalized
messages to the registered user. (The area is usually devoted to
showcasing new items for sale; that content isn't being removed, it
will just be pushed farther down the page.) The content of these
messages will vary, but the one being proposed to start with is
directed at users who are opted out of e-mails, telling them that
they're missing a lot by not opting in and reminding them  how to
change their communication preferences. This strikes me as intrusive,
and my gut feeling is that such a prominent position on the site
should not be given over to something that's a step above a nag
screen. We do have a good conversion rate from our e-mails, so from a
marketing perspective, the message itself makes sense; I'm just not at
all sure the placement makes sense. But that's purely a gut feeling on
my part, and I would love to have some backup.

Thanks in advance.
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