Paulina Sáez
@Paulina
Nice. Do you have any stats on how the % of users read the emails or click on the widget? Or any tips to make people read them?
I wouldn't want to put a lot of time into something no one would read.
Noticeable shows the open rate for each announcement you send by email. I have some customers hover around 50–60% opens, while others see only 30–35%. There is no magic solution or number: your results depend on your audience, how compelling your content is, and how consistently you engage them.
On the widget side, you can track both the number of openings and views. If you enable auto-opening, your announcement will pop up automatically when users open their dashboard. Whether they read it thoroughly depends on the strength of your content and its relevance to them. Services like Noticeable expand your reach and supply analytics to help measure how well it resonates, but what you write remains the biggest factor.
Regarding tips to increase readership, the essentials include using attention-grabbing titles, placing key insights or important details near the end of your announcements to encourage thorough reading, and keeping the message clear and visually appealing by adding a featured image or video.
Thanks for sharing this! I also thought about in-app sharing, but to be honest I find these annoying. I never pay attention when I come across a popoup and skip all tours 😆 I prefer to figure out myself and read the docs/look for tutorials when I'm having issues.
I've used Relume paired with Webstudio and you can do amazing landing pages in just minutes. It's amazing.
www.relume.io/
webstudio.is/
Thanks @Paulina
Actually my use case is totally different, I am trying to build something like relume or lovable or v0.dev
And that's why I'm exploring those prompt techniques.
Thanks for these links - didn't know about relume. Added to comparethe.org/AI+website+bui…
Maybe I will ping you to list my SaaS too. :)
I'm going with no goals this year
Just short term plans depending on what I'm feeling like working on, for a period of time (e.g. Create a website to offer marketing automation services in the next 6 weeks)
Got inspired by this post by Jason Fried
medium.com/signal-v-noise/ive…
Love this! I'm terrible at setting goals (or at least setting goals I ever meet). I like directions and engaging with what comes up. Sometimes I call those miracles. The downside to setting goals is sometimes it blinds you to much greater opportunities than you could have ever foreseen.
The market keeps being dominated by Mailchimp.
One of my clients use Sendy, it works great and it's cheaper.
I use MailerLite. It's a bit crap tbh, UX very old looking. But has free tier and cheap afterwards.
I used "Mailjet", it's pretty good and not expensive but as with many "dominators", the UI is pretty terrible and it's not developer friendly.