Tag: subscription
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Embracing Low-Ticket Subscription Pricing Models
The allure of the low-ticket subscription business model is particularly pronounced in times of financial instability when consumers are more conscious of their spending habits. As we navigate the current economic climate, low-ticket subscription offers are poised to experience a resurgence in popularity. Why, you might ask? Because they provide customers with an affordable, accessible…
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The Checkbox Debate: Are They Required for Subscription Signups?
Subscription signups are changing, where a seemingly small detail—like a checkbox—can make all the difference. These simple little squares are how the FTC wants (in part) to make simple cancellations mandatory for all subscription merchants. In this blog post, we’ll explore the ins and outs of using checkboxes in subscription signups, including the FTC’s stance…
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Maximizing Customer Retention: Strategies for Sustaining Subscriber Loyalty in Subscription Businesses
For subscription-based businesses, the key to success isn’t just attracting new customers – it’s keeping them. With countless competitors vying for their attention and subscription dollars, retaining clients is more critical than ever before. To remain competitive and increase revenue over time, companies need to have a solid plan in place that emphasizes customer retention…
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Selling Survival Subscription Boxes: A Lucrative Business Model for the Prepper Market
In recent years, the survivalist industry has seen a significant increase in popularity, fueled by global events, economic uncertainty, and a growing awareness of the importance of self-reliance. As a result, businesses catering to the needs of preppers and survival enthusiasts have been steadily emerging, offering innovative products and services to help individuals prepare for…
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Dark Patterns: Avoid These User Experience Tactics or Face FTC Takedown
User experience and design carry a hidden element of sinister manipulation unbeknownst to consumers called dark patterns. Dark patterns are insidious UX tactics used by companies to trick customers into completing unwanted or unnecessary purchases, or taking any action that yields more profit for the business at the detriment of customer satisfaction and trust. Consumers…
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