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It’s been said that we’re living through the “subscription economy.” The old pay-per-product paradigm is giving way to a recurring, subscription based business model – think Netflix’s usurping of Blockbuster’s home-video throne, or Adobe’s move to offer their Creative suite through a subscription service over the cloud.
Nowhere is this trend more apparent, though, than with the surge in subscription box clubs. Customers pay a monthly subscription fee and receive specialized products in weekly or monthly packages. Everything from necessities like groceries and toiletries to luxuries like perfume, action figures, and wine is now available through a monthly subscription box club.
If you’re an entrepreneur with a great idea for a subscription box business now’s the time to strike while the iron is hot.
But you’ll need more than just a great idea to succeed in the subscription box business. You’ll need seed money, inventory, a marketing plan, a sleek online presence – and not least a good recurring payment management system. That’s where Subscription DNA comes in.
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Looking to get the best bang for your sign-up form’s buck? There’s a lot that goes into conversion rate optimization (CRO) for web forms. Here are the best, most
essential tips for getting the most business you can from your online sign-up forms, whether they’re on a contact page, website homepage, PPC landing page, or anywhere else.
If you weren’t already a successful blogger, odds are you wouldn’t be looking for information on monetizing your blog. So, first of all: congratulations on your hugely successful blog.
Now that you’ve got thousands of unique visitors every single day and more page views than you can even believe, it’s time to take the next step and quit your day job, right? Maybe! Plenty of people make their living with full-time blogging, and there’s no reason you can’t either. But like any other business you need to have the right revenue model if you want to be successful.
Many if not most people assume that monetizing their blog is synonymous with putting up ads. Ads are certainly one way to make money with your website, but they’re not the only one. They aren’t even a very good one. But before we go into why we think putting up ads on your blog is a mistake, let’s take a closer look at a much better alternative: premium content.
There’s no denying it: there’s a lot to love about the subscription business model. Why else would we be witnessing the rise of the so-called “subscription economy?”
But for all the advantages that subscription customers and automated billing offer any business, one pain point that can’t be avoided is the hassle of dealing with declined credit cards. As with almost any other problem, the best course of action is prevention – but since that’s not always possible you need to have an effective plan for collecting on past due accounts and retaining the clients attached to them. This is true whether your subscription service is selling business software or a monthly delivery of curated snacks.
This process, known as “dunning,” is difficult but not impossible. Let’s take a closer look at what exactly dunning is and how to do it right (spoiler: Subscription DNA helps).
