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In the final days of this calendar year, I'd like to to let you know what we've done during the past couple of months . The group has been going through three cycles of six weeks which has seen our normal slow-downs occur at the midpoint. There's plenty of material to go through and I'll get right into it.

Big Batch projects

Six "big group" initiatives, which were designed to be balanced on possible new updates in the future, and reflect the feedback of our customers as well as improvements to our tech bases.

1. A new metrics experience

There was a "standard problems" collection of SaaS customer-specific metrics that could be used to assess their effectiveness. Over time we discovered that the metrics weren't meeting specifications in two ways as it was inaccessible to those who did not have prior experience with the data in addition to providing sufficient data to people with a solid background in the field of data (or possibly even internal analytics teams). It led to a loss of trust in the data that we had been presenting.

In the past year, we've launched a new API for collecting data , as and an analytics layer which laid the foundation to make the user experience more personalized by placing the focus on how important it is to join. The change involved the removal of some metrics which weren't relevant, as well as the addition of new metrics. The metrics were also improved to be more precise and accurate.

Our new Trials metrics dashboard

There is still a possibility to provide some of the more traditional metrics based on orders. But, the newer measures tend to concentrate more on trend analysis and the organization's performance over a long period of time.

They're based upon the same principles of design. The basis is the research of patterns, with the help of the calendar that is based on each month. This is ideal for firms that offer recurring memberships using . Trends are visualized over the time using segmented columns. Additionally, we provide table sections that are broken down of every month.

Our new Churn metrics dashboard

Simply click on a cell segment to view the graph of the data from the month. And, most importantly, take a look at the points of data in the graph that comprise the activities (whether you're seeking subscriptions or memberships).

It's easy to follow along the same route that takes you across the cells to the electronic. The idea behind them was to help creators in understanding the way things function and also the most effective way to address problems and the best locations to glance.

The new trend metrics which are updated contain the most current trend metrics. which include MRR. Take a look at the many components that comprise part of monthly recurring income that are carried over from the previous month. They include renewing members who have renewed, upgrading their membership, or downgrading it or reversing payments, as well as cancellations. You can also take a look at ARPM as LTV. It's all about People who pay. It's as easy as it can be. It is easy to see the way that the audiences of members which pay you fluctuate during the duration of the program. The same groups you'd get with MRR (upgrades and downgrades and lower grades.). -• Net Revenue. Here's a quick overview of your cash flow for the month that is calculated from the sum of the income that you make without reimbursements. - Churn. Check if there's any problems lurking beneath the surface with the breakdown of the revenue churn breakdown to voluntary (cancellations) and involuntary (failed payment). It is also possible to look at the percentage and rate of each segment (i.e. the X amount of payment is not able to be paid for the value of Y%). - Trials. Examine the efficiency of both the trial both for free and with a fee in the course of time. Each month, you'll be aware of the number of new trials being launched along with the amount of time they were in operation, how many were converted into subscriptions with monthly fees, as well as the rate of conversion for your trial. - Plan comparison. Choose from five or more choices to compare using any of the metrics below.

2. Comments and likes on blog posts

Posts let customers communicate with members of their payment via email. Blogs can be created independently, which are hosted by them. They can use the blog for different purposes, such as substituting newsletters with benefits to their members or to simply contact individuals and keep track of the status of their blog.

     Comments are now accessible as a brand new feature.    

In order to create spaces for dialog and to build community, we've now made comments and likeds available on post (and comments that are similar to those of others). This can be done both globally and on an individual level. They can also be set to read-only mode for discussions following the completion of its course.

Deep linking of comments. The latest comments instantly without refreshing the page . It is also possible to display badges over the comments posted by staff members , and even moderately denigrate comments of malicious characters. Users can configure their browsers to alert users each time comments are made.

Posts remain a cost for us. We're delighted by the potential of opportunities this might be a possibility for our customers.

3. Intensifying group participation

Customers can sell subscriptions for their customers. They comprise a variety of seats which can be purchased and managed by only one contact. These seats are typically utilized in institutional or business settings.

The functionality has been refined often over the years, but we've made a variety of changes based on the use we've seen and the feedback from users.

The most up-to-date Interface for Group Subscriptions Interface

We've made some significant modifications in the Group Subscriptions:

• Plans with group memberships of members now have the option of upgrading their self-service plans to group membership , which prior to this, was a task that was manually handled by administrators.
• Managers are evolving The ability for managers of groups to transfer management of their group to a different member. This is much easier for site administrators too. Administrators aren't required to sit in seats. members can specify that the manager of the group is counted towards the seats that are included as part of their membership. However, they won't count.
• Auto-renew is an option available for subscriptions paid for by an external sources. If a particular subscription is purchased by an outside provider (via checks or other methods) There is no longer options for auto-renewal in the account since the management of this is handled via the administrator of the website.
• Seat usage is displayed in the admin Dashboards we employ to show the use of seats across the members of the group.
• Generic URL to manage users Before allowing users to sign up to the sections of their account for managing the teams they belong to, they needed to give their individual URL as well as ID. It now has a generic routing URL, which means that developers are in a position to streamline their help to customers.

4. Updates to our Marketing Website

The work is in progress to revamp our website for marketing, we will begin to launch the site at the early part of 2020. we've made numerous changes and enhancements on our products, but, we hadn't taken enough time to make sure that our website is updated and effectively conveys our message with the greatest impact feasible.

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We then conducted an extensive review of our findings. We then changed our strategy to emphasize products that align with the information we've gathered. We created new landing pages and enriched with refined images and updated the customer webpage, which focused on the aspects that are used by our customers.

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All this is pointing towards the flexibility of our system as well as how we can be incorporated into a variety of scenarios.

5. Performance improvement

It is used by numerous corporations that generate millions of dollars in revenues every year, as well as many hundred thousand users. Since we've begun to onboard our customers, we observed that some aspects of our management became difficult to manage and very difficult to use in the daily routine, confirm our trustworthiness and the high quality of craftsmanship.

The last time we devoted our efforts to improving the effectiveness of a few key aspects, such as tasks and Dashboards, CSV exports, and the split view for members who have free access. The experience of users on the account that has a large customer base has significantly improved. There has been a noticeable reduction in the time it takes to load the workload of our staff has decreased employing our software.

6. Cancellation surveys

To provide creators with additional information about the reason customers decide to cancel their subscriptions, we'll send a surveys to those who made a decision to do so. This data will be compiled to form a new cancellations view.

The new Cancellation Surveys have been made available.

These data do more than aid creators in getting their customers back. This data also aids in creating feedback loops, which aids them in understanding the worth of their membership services that will be offered in the near future and to also ensure it meets the requirements of their customers.

Our new Cancellation surveys

The view gives creators the possibility of seeing two different types of cancelled subscriptions, which cannot yet be refunded (and could be returned) as well as ones due and are being transformed. The view also reveals the reasons for cancelling within each category. The data is processed prior to being exporting into CSV. CSV is just like other types of data .

Surveys can be disabled or switched off, but they are usually enabled.

Production on-the-fly or in small-scale batches

These tasks must be completed alongside the larger tasks described earlier (not without support and bugs tickets). The usual timeframe for these jobs is expected to take two days to two weeks of hard work. We will be guided by customer feedback and the insights obtained from our teams who interact with customers. We [email protected]

• A partner profile page with preferred status is available on our site for marketing purposes to showcase our most reliable development partners, as well to connect prospective customers to these partners.
• We have paginated our blogs. The reason for this is to boost SEO as well as how long people are browsing our website.
• Protection for podcasts has been added to the RSS feeds which are provided by ACast.
• assistance to Hungarian as well as Czech in addition to Czech as an option for localization
• The brand-new coupon-targeting feature that allows coupons to be applied to these things: brand new purchases as well as existing purchases. This is especially useful when you are in the process of reactivating old subscriptions or updating a subscription.
• An API option to hide certain text links that were restricted iOS app store permissions to specific customers.
• Innovative tax handling strategies provide a new approach to tax Canada and clients are getting specific amounts, determined by their income in addition to the link between the two.
• The cookie banner that is shown on the website serves to market the site's offerings to EU and UK visitors to the UK and EU websites.

We also automatized a number of internal software that we use to transfer customers between businesses like Substack as well as Pico. We also audited and also restricted our usage of third-party cookies in order to improve security.

Like every release, they are an entire team effort , from research and development, until the finalization, providing information, assistance for customers as well as marketing. Thanks to the team for the amazing task they've completed, but as well to our partners and our clients. We wish you a very Merry Christmas!

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