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Dunning Emails In Real Life: Drip, by Rob Walling(blog.bestunning.net)
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Tell Your Customers What To Do.(blog.getretained.com)
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It's ok to take your foot off of the gas pedal(observationdeck.net)
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Increase your SaaS app revenue and kill churn with awesome dunning emails.(blog.bestunning.net)
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Hey. You.(observationdeck.net)
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by rfelix2121 13y ago
We're already supporting Stripe's metadata over at Stunning in our receipt emails for customers, and rolling it out to our other email types in the near future ( http://blog.bestunning.net/stripe-metadata-support-fo
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Our Free Trial Can Make Money For Potential Customers(blog.bestunning.net)
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by rfelix2121 13y ago
Also check out Stunning: https://bestunning.net We've been doing dunning for Stripe from the beginning, support a ton of email types and events, have an iPhone app with push notifications of payments and other important eve
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The Middle.(observationdeck.net)
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Handpicked articles for SaaS founders, by SaaS founders(readbriefly.com)
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Find New Markets by Analyzing Your Existing Customers(observationdeck.net)
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The best ways to retain your customers: Part 1(observationdeck.net)
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by rfelix2121 13y ago
Maybe I can help! http://askabootstrapper.com
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by rfelix2121 13y ago
We spent a LOT of time on our extractor UI at http://getdispatch.com :) Add fields, highlight parts of your email, fields are mapped!
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Ask A Bootstrapper - Live Advice/Answers from a Successful Bootstrapper(askabootstrapper.com)
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Thank your customers.(observationdeck.net)
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Users never pay you for your app. Yet you still make money. How?(observationdeck.net)
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by rfelix2121 13y ago
That is definitely true. Personally, I feel fairly secure in putting my credit card info into web apps for free trials because of protection offered by the credit card company. If I have problems with charges that I don't want on the card,
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by rfelix2121 13y ago
I'm sorry that you feel that way. I definitely understand the feeling of being burned, but I've never had issues with something like this, as a user myself of services with a free trial that requires a credit card. Things like Twitter and H
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by rfelix2121 13y ago
Right. The conclusions actually seem to be the same. Another point: Having more customers (at any cost, haha) isn't always what you want. Less customers who are actually happy to pay me money for my product > More customers who don't ca
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by rfelix2121 13y ago
I'm only doing lifecycle emails on some of my products. Some of them were built way before the current lifecycle email craze, and I haven't gotten around to adding them on the others yet. On those older products, I do send emails asking the
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by rfelix2121 13y ago
I'm writing an app specifically to help with this. You can sign up on the bottom of the original blog post. :)
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by rfelix2121 13y ago
Easy fix here: Send receipts every time you bill someone.
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by rfelix2121 13y ago
You can fix this by not automatically charging at the end of a trial, and sending an email instead to ask if they still want to keep the account, and closing the account or charging them based on their action at that time. I didn't say anyt
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by rfelix2121 13y ago
When I started off, I wanted every user who came to my site to convert to a paying user. Over time, I realized that I actually didn't want for every person who showed up to become a paying user, because I spend more time dealing with issues
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by rfelix2121 13y ago
That's an interesting idea! I wonder how that would work. It's a bit more complexity on the front end, but it's intriguing.
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by rfelix2121 13y ago
For website monitoring, a big part of the reason that people buy is trust, not necessarily ease of signing up. When you're running a commodity business at scale, you'll also find that more and more users will sign up for free accounts repea
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by rfelix2121 13y ago
Exactly. This is basically what I was trying to say.
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by rfelix2121 13y ago
exactly.
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by rfelix2121 13y ago
Sorry about that. It's fixed now. Apparently this happened: https://twitter.com/rfelix/status/341487193224798208

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