In-product message pop-up (to upsell software users to paid WHILE using software)

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Graphic Design Brief
We need an IRRESISTIBLY CLICKABLE pop-up window to present to Windows desktop users of our software security suite. The pop-up will be presented to active users of Avast's Anti-Track software with the ultimate goal of UPSELLING them to buy Avast's premium product called "BreachGuard" which helps users to scan and remove their data from the darkweb. https://www.avast.com/en-us/breachguard Some FAILED pop-ups are attached as images. The words of these pop-ups are fine, but we need 5X better results than these tests. Please STUDY what the team has ALREADY tried, and think of a message and design that is MORE COMPELLING for users of an anti-track software to CLICK ON in regards to protecting themselves from compromised email/passwords/personal information being leaked by hackers. You only have room for a few words and 1-2 sentences. Think! The best design that will maximize clicks while complying with the corporate style of Avast.com will win!
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Target Market(s)
U.S. users of VPN and anti-track/anti-cookie software
Industry/Entity Type
Computer Software
Font styles to use
Look and feel
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Personable
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Conservative
Economical
Upmarket
Requirements
Must have
- Acceptable sizes: 728X90, 300X250, or 300X600. Follow the color scheme of Avast. https://www.avast.com/en-us/about The message must
Nice to have
- Follow the corporate look n' feel of Avast. But think CREATIVELY about how to convince someone who is using Avast's free software to CLICK on the pop-up while they're using their desktop and LEARN about BreachGuard https://duckduckgo.com/?q=avast&t=osx&iax=images&ia=images Again we are advertising "BreachGuard" which helps users to remove their personal data from the darkweb and prevent data breaches. But your pop-up shouldn't reference BreachGuard specifically, it should just maximize clicks about something that appeals to the user, in a way that relates to BreachGuard's value proposition (protect yourself, remove your data, scan your email, resolve security concerns, etc.)
Should not have
- Nothing that Avast corporate won't approve (pornography, profanity, risqué photos, sensational language, etc.)