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How marketers can stop fueling customer churn for good

Martech

For example, in 2013, fitness startup ClassPass fell into its version of the barbershop fallacy. ClassPass attracted “super users” — customers who took 20+ classes per month. While these users seemed ideal on the surface, they caused ClassPass to lose money because the company had to pay studios for each visit.

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Our New Transparent Pricing Dashboard: Where Your Money Goes When You Buy a Buffer Subscription

Buffer Marketing

We’re also happy to share a more sustainable way of providing this information — our new transparent pricing dashboard. Another important detail to note is how Average Sales Price (ASP) and Expenses have changed over time. Our Average Sale Price (ASP) in 2014 was $13, while our total Operating Costs were $3,575,897.

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10 Alternative RSS Readers if You Still Miss Google Reader

Neil Patel

Then, in 2013, Google Reader was switched off, and their popularity has dwindled. While RSS feeds aren’t the must-use resource they once were, there’s still a dedicated base of users who aren’t prepared to say goodbye. Priced from: Free Best for: Cutting through the noise. It felt like everyone was using them.

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How Much Does Marketing Automation Cost?

Adobe Experience Cloud Blog

For example, Marketo provides a Spark edition, which is optimized for small businesses and first-time marketing automation users; a Standard edition that adds more capabilities that are appropriate for most companies; and a Select edition for enterprises with highly sophisticated marketing requirements. Estimate Based on Budget.

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Decoding generative AI: Top LLMs and the app ecosystems they support

Martech

Target users. For a more in-depth approach to building an AI strategy, check out my article, “ Decoding generative AI: How to build a basic genAI strategy for your marketing organization.” The market was relatively stable for years, and one of the tools I wrote about in 2013 is still around today. Available resources.

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This day in search marketing history: February 25

Search Engine Land

“We don’t thrive & users don’t thrive unless the ecosystem thrives.” Google’s recent preview of its generative AI search results featured answers to complex questions that were made possible after being trained on content created by third-party publishers, with a grand total of zero links to publishers.

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3 keys for better email engagement in Gmail

Martech

Lately, I’ve been feeling as if I’m living in 2013 again. No, I’m stuck in 2013 because many of the small, mid-market and enterprise marketers I’ve been speaking with over the past month are fretting over Gmail’s Primary tab, which was the big burning issue that year. That didn’t happen in 2013.