While the user uses a segmentation feature the Amplitude app prompts a contextual tooltip that recommends the user gives something else a try. The tooltip is non-disruptive and features a “no thanks” button as well as a close button.

Why it’s great:

✅ Non-disruptive - Being a pretty small tooltip, the prompted feature option doesn’t really disrupt the users workflow.

✅ Helpful - The tooltip doesn’t force users to try out a new feature or gets them to read too much copy; it is prompted purely to help in a situation where the work can be completed more efficiently.

✅ Skippable - Having both a skip button and a close button, Amplitude’s tooltip doubles its effectiveness by being easily skippable.