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Domain settings to improve automated email deliverability(blog.palabra.io)
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Easy process to get more landing page conversions(blog.palabra.io)
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by pau_alcala 6y ago
it does sound weird, we'll look into that. Thanks!
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by pau_alcala 6y ago
This is a great insight, our users are mostly american and they are pretty receptive to cheesy lines. I personally smile even though I know it's automated, just appreciate the creativity i guess? But I hadn't really thought about
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by pau_alcala 6y ago
Interesting point there. Does the same happen to you with smaller or earlier companies? I wouldn't trust Tom from Spotify is a real person, but some companies have founders sending and replying to those emails themselves. A good practi
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by pau_alcala 6y ago
this is an interesting point. I think the email address matters if you expect people to answer. In the superhuman example, I know the CEO isn't sending me those emails, but I'm more likely to reply if I have a question. Palabra&#x
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by pau_alcala 6y ago
we started with Mailgun and moving to Amazon SES. We actually created Palabra to not have to deal with those services directly. If you want to try our third party tool instead of handling them yourself let me know
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by pau_alcala 6y ago
Totally agree here, would also add that adding value to each email sent is actually the most important part. Subject lines, emojis and images improve read rates. Value is what makes people actually stay around
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Lessons learned from onboarding emails with no HTML styling(blog.palabra.io)
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Why plain text emails perform better than HTML designed ones(blog.palabra.io)
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Guide to create onboarding sequences for early SaaS businesses(blog.palabra.io)
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Post your no-code landing and I'll tell you how to convert visits into customers(indiehackers.com)
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Back to basics: easy guide to avoid SaaS churn(blog.palabra.io)
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by pau_alcala 6y ago
Yes! I was heavily inspired by The Mom Test while writing this, and it's mentioned a bit later on :)
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by pau_alcala 6y ago
we have similar questions except for the last one, really interesting addition! It takes the conversation from hypotheticals to the product. I'll add something else that worked for us, when they tell us a solution they've tried, w
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by pau_alcala 6y ago
I agree on segmentation, but at an early stage it's really hard to figure who your ideal prospects are. We're working towards that after our 1-1 conversations helped us identify who are the people we can provide value for. Not sur
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by pau_alcala 6y ago
lol totally agree. I quoted The Mom Test in the post because it was incredibly helpful to me
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Direct sales for SaaS startups – our experience and tips(blog.palabra.io)
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Lead qualification automation: test for demand with no-code tools(blog.palabra.io)
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Show HN: Automated lead qualification process using no code(blog.palabra.io)
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Tool to send automated emails from JavaScript forms in minutes(blog.palabra.io)
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Using emails for retention – How to automate(blog.palabra.io)
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Free workshop for email automation Makerpad(makerpad.co)
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Step up your Zapier emails: get analytics(blog.palabra.io)
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Show HN: Webflow to Email Integration(blog.palabra.io)
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Easy automated process to send emails with G Forms(blog.palabra.io)
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