Action takers always win!

Being at home now more than ever means... more time to work on my passion! I didn't have any plans to record a podcast episode this morning but I received an email from a customer this morning where he shared an email to show how something he did recently created an $800 sale that you can do very easily as well.

Be sure to take a listen to find out what this customer of our membership plugin - DigitalAccessPass.com (DAP) said and why it was important for me to share this message with you today! 

Episode Link: MembershipSiteLab.com/34

Involuntary churn does not just impact your revenue, it negatively impacts your relationship with the customer as well because they lose access to the product or service they are actively using without even realizing that their payment failed or their subscription was suspended or terminated.

You can easily minimize involuntary churn using the right tools and strategy. Each payment processor is different and they deal with failed payments differently.

Take a listen to this episode to learn how you can automate failed payment management that will allow you to minimize the friction customers may encounter during subscription renewals and will help drive down involuntary churn.

Recently one of our DAP customers contacted us as he wanted to know if there was way to implement a rewards-based membership model.

Here's what he wanted to do...

When users click on his facebook ad and land on his opt-in page, he wanted to gift those users 100 points. And he wanted to allow these users to use their points just like coupons on the checkout. A simple rewards-based model that's sure to help you increase your opt-in conversions.

Because not only are you giving away a valuable freebie when they opt-in but on the top of that, they get a free gift that's extremely valuable because they could use it towards purchase of ANY products/services on your site.

This is simply the kind of reward your customers will value the most. So how do you implement a simple rewards-based membership model like this?

Take a listen to this episode to find out step-by-step how I helped this user implement this model in his membership site and how you can do the same.