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Requiring credit cards for free trials generated $500K incremental ARR for Lucidchart
“These changes ultimately on, on the pricing page ended up back in the day for us, Contributing about 500,000 dollars of incremental revenue in just 12 months, which was a huge win for us back at the time. And overall, they increased payments by 25%, which is o…”
Blindly trusting conversion data would have trapped Lucidchart with a poor homepage
“If we had trusted, just purely trusted the data on all of those homepage experiments, We would still be stuck with that really crappy homepage as opposed to something that I think resonates more as we evolve as a company.”
Lucid Software's growth team generated $1M incremental ARR in its first quarter
“So, when we started when we started the growth team, we had this goal that, ah, we, you know, our target was if they can be successful, that would mean they would contribute like a million dollars in incremental revenue, ARR, over the course of that first year…”
Emphasizing free plans increased Lucidchart registrations but hurt downstream paid conversions
“And our thought, obviously, was that, you know, free would lower the barrier for people to enter, and it's true that it increased a lot of registrations, right? But what happened is we brought in a lot of interest, but they were, because they were anchored on …”
Replacing 'start free trial' with 'try or buy' improved Lucidchart's lead quality
“And instead of saying, start a free trial, We've now saying, you know, try or buy, and so that's a actually meaningful difference, like just de-emphasizing that idea of free. And so what we found is, you know, obviously we've lost some traffic, lost some regis…”
Desaturated org charts with grayed-out faces converted best on Lucidchart's homepage
“This org chart was the most effective, and not only was the org chart more effective, but we realized that when you put people's faces in pictures, it resonated more with people, and even furthermore, it worked best when these faces were sort of grayed out or …”
Lucidchart's viral pop culture flowcharts ultimately failed to communicate core product utility
“We realized it actually didn't do a great job of introducing you to the product, even less so than the song ones, and telling you how to use our product or what it would be useful for.”
Lucid Software reaches 96% of Fortune 500 and adds 700K monthly users
“We have over 500 employees now. Over fifteen million users spread across over a 180 countries, and we're represented in 96% of the Fortune 500 companies and adding about 700,000 users every month.”
Lucidchart's original doggo meme video received 33 million organic views in days
“Within a couple of days, it got thirty-three million views, and we had not done a single thing to push it.”
Lucidchart's 'Explains the Internet' marketing campaign surpassed 280 million total views
“This campaign is called Lucidchart Explains the Internet and it now has over two hundred and eighty million views.”
Adweek named Lucidchart's series the only ad campaign that mattered in 2018
“And actually, it was recognized by Adweek last year as, quote, the only ad campaign that truly mattered in 2018.”