Carl Poppa
PRO
@poppacalypse
The first question on my mind was "What does this do that Google Translate doesn't?" Because that's the go-to solution for anyone who travels. All my non-tech friends know to use Google Translate. It works and it's free.
So, that's the one objection that you may want to address on your landing page?
yep, agree on this - honestly the response in the blog post was quite compelling, and think it should be on the landing page.
Yes! One-off $79 or you can start with $9/mo.
I recommend it to everyone, especially if you're just starting out. The features are quite complete, on par with the big boys I'd say, and they are consistently adding more features based on user feedback. The founder is very approachable, too.
I'd be very grateful if you used my ref link to sign up, but no obligation :) affonso.io?atp=bicc
DM'd you on X :)
i've been using SendPulse for a decade but no one seems to have heard of it 😂
Free for first 500 subs, after that $8/mo
Are you looking for free courses or paid ones? The good ones usually don't come free, imo.
I find it's often the opposite often better free info then paid fud stuff but just trying to find a framework that will scale. I have several online properties with tons of traffic and users that pushing updates becomes a scary yolo type moment.
To answer your question, either or just that its good.
Maybe i'm thinking about this wrong though and need to kind of develop my own framework for managing apps that works for me and my team.
If your product has a dashboard, usually an unobtrusive notification in the dashboard. Bell with a red dot, upper right corner. Or a "What's new" link somewhere in the sidebar.
But I hear you, it's hard to know who will click on what. Can't guarantee 100% coverage.
It depends on personality, too. As a user I will sometimes click on those red dots. I will sometimes read the update emails from the products I use, too. But I know others will ignore for eternity.
Usually only when things go wrong > users contact support > support tells them "Akshually there's this feature...". Ta-daaa! That's when they find out. 🤓
Sorry if not helpful Paulina, just sharing my experience 😅
Highly recommend getting Contract Client Mastery. He goes through everything - action plan, common mistakes, your skill set, prep work, how to do cold outreach (plus examples of bad outreach), how to scout for clients, how to sell.
Hey, Carl!
Have you tried it yourself? Can you please share some experience on this course (or whatever the proper name is)?
The description on Gumroad sounds enticing enough.
just saw this! alr replied you in DM :)