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Daily Edition · Page 6

THE DAILY INDEX

Technology, AI, software, security, crypto and business

NEWS & TRENDS

TLDR Marketing

TLDR Marketing

ON DMA EVE, GOOGLE WHINES, APPLE SOUNDS ALARMS, AND TIKTOK WANTS OUT

Tech giants, including Google, Apple, and TikTok, are preparing to comply with the Digital Markets Act (DMA) as it comes into effect in the European Union. The DMA aims to promote interoperability and consumer choice, particularly among designated gatekeepers like Google and Apple. While some companies express concerns about potential risks and impacts on user experience, others like TikTok are contesting their gatekeeper status while implementing mandated changes.

arstechnica.com · 10 min

TLDR Marketing

6 REASONS WHY RISE’S USER ONBOARDING IS GREAT

Rise is a sleep tracker app that stands out in a crowded market because of its new user onboarding. The creators talked to users to guide its onboarding, rather than just throwing ideas at the wall to see what worked. The app's onboarding flow uses storytelling to keep users engaged and prevent exits. The experience is personalized and explains important access requests along the way. It also provides value during onboarding by educating users on their sleep needs and energy peaks and surfaces key selling points right before presenting pricing for the subscription.

linkedin.com · 3 min

TLDR Marketing

HOW TO WRITE COPY FOR THE 4 STAGES OF THE POST-PURCHASE CUSTOMER LIFECYCLE

This guide walks through how to write copy for the 4 post-purchase stages: onboarding, retention, upsell/cross-sell, and winback. Onboarding copy should offer clear instructions, highlight key benefits, and show how your product fits into users' routines. Retention copy should include regular communication to keep your brand top of mind, encourage customers to share input, and reward loyalty. The upsell/cross-sell stage should focus on increasing customers' lifetime value with personalization. Winback copywriting must first acknowledge the lapse before highlighting new offerings and providing an incentive to return.

writeon.beehiiv.com · 5 min

TLDR Marketing

THE EARLY FAILURE (AND SUCCESS) OF AMPLITUDE’S NEW SELF-SERVICE PLAN

Amplitude managed to test, launch, and scale its self-service plan in just 2 years. The implementation was a journey fraught with challenges and valuable insights. However, despite the initial resistance, the company saw substantial and gradual improvements in the conversion rates. This article leans over key lessons, which include developing a pricing strategy, promoting teamwork across departments, and prioritizing customer retention in the evolving business model.

growthunhinged.com · 8 min

TLDR Marketing

WHY OUR MOOD HEAVILY INFLUENCES OUR PURCHASE DECISIONS

If you’re struggling to move people to buy, analyze your ads to ensure you’re optimizing for the right mood. One study suggests that even browsing potential purchases (and not buying) alleviates feelings of sadness. To apply this to marketing, ensure your imagery mirrors the intended mood – as Calm does with peaceful, relaxing imagery in its meditation app ads. Make the ordinary feel extraordinary, which IKEA does with a clever crib ad. Work backward from the emotion you want people to feel to determine what mood your ads should invoke.

customercamp.co · 3 min

TLDR Marketing

WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A PRODUCT, FEATURE, SOLUTION, AND PLATFORM?

Understanding the nuances between a product, feature, solution, and platform is vital, especially since they are often conflated. Features represent a singular capability, products integrate features to address broader needs, solutions package products/services for specific user groups, and platforms provide the technological infrastructure for development. For product marketers, recognizing these differences is key to crafting targeted launch strategies and messaging aligned with various audience needs.

linkedin.com · 2 min

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