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Well.. after reading those conversion rates - I feel pretty happy with my conversions :D I've been using Stripe and Stripe Atlas since 2016, and it's helped me
by lettergram 9y ago
Well.. after reading those conversion rates - I feel pretty happy with my conversions :D
I've been using Stripe and Stripe Atlas since 2016, and it's helped me grow my business well. Slowly iterating. My particular tactic is to give users a full refund - every month - they give me feedback via a survey:
https://projectpiglet.com/ https://projectpiglet.com/
It's actually been super nice because people are super willing to pay after I build out the system the way they want. They then tell their friends and so on.
Then there are websites I built like:
https://easy-a.net/ https://easy-a.net/
Which only has a 3% conversion rate form registered users to paid users. Apparently, that's pretty good as well... People love it and I haven't touched the website in 18 months -_-
It's clear why SaaS is superior in that aspect, because it's 100% automated, makes money, and I don't even touch it. Updates are nearly completely automated on Easy A, and https://projectpiglet.com https://projectpiglet.com (being completely in development) requires a bit more, but also completely automated.
- Sir_Cmpwn 9y ago>My particular tactic is to give users a full refund - every month - they give me feedback via a survey Nice, I'm gonna steal this idea!
- lettergram 9y agoBy all means! It's also nice because often people forget so one month I'll get feedback, the next I'll get $X, then the following I'll get feedback again. Customers tend to blame themselves for forgetting the feedback and eventually some users are like, "Hell, this is exactly what I wanted" and they'll pay full rate.