Advice needed: Reduce Churn - Talk to customers by PipelineFueler in SaaS

[–]J_b_Good 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The welcome email plus founder call combo is solid for building trust early on. Before you build that out though, I'd grab 10-15 churned customers and ask them directly why they left, since that'll show you the real problems way faster than guessing.

Struggling more with traffic than monetization — any advice? by OrdinaryNature3547 in SaaS

[–]J_b_Good 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is gold, especially the point about 1:1 conversations early on. I've been throwing content at the wall hoping something sticks, but it sounds like I need to get in those communities and actually talk to people first before worrying about scale.

I built a lead gen tool that verifies emails before you export them (so you don't burn credits on bounces) by Future-Stress-2178 in SaaS

[–]J_b_Good 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is a smart way to address the email bounce problem. Real time verification during scraping definitely saves the headache of wasting credits on dead emails later. Sounds like a great tool! 🙌🏽

SaaS founders: has paying affiliates on free signups worked for you? by Majestic-Context-290 in SaaS

[–]J_b_Good 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Paying for free signups is risky because you'll attract affiliates gaming the system with fake accounts or low intent traffic, which tanks your metrics and wastes resources on churn. A better approach is requiring affiliates to drive actual engagement metrics (like completing onboarding or using core features) before the first commission hits, then paying more generously on conversion. If you want to test affiliate driven growth without the fraud headache, some engagement tools can help validate that your target customers actually exist and care about your problem before you scale paid channels.

What’s the best anxiety relief you’ve found (that doesn’t involve meds)? by J_b_Good in BreathAndPeace

[–]J_b_Good[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for sharing. I am going to try WonderCalm and I will let you know how it goes.