Mailbird

9 statements across 1 episodes · 6 bullish · 0 bearish · 1 people on the record · first statement Mar 14, 2016 by Andrea Loubier · said 18 times in 2 episodes since 2016 · across every show →

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Mar 14, 2016 bullish
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Loubier: Mailbird lifetime purchase plan yields higher LTV than subscriptions
“So the lifetime plan actually performs much better, I guess, in terms of the LTV.”
Andrea Loubier Mar 14, 2016 ▶ 8:52 She's Built a $500k/year Company in Bali Looking for $8m Pre-Money Valuation with Andrea Loubier of MailBird EP 205
Mar 14, 2016 positive
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Loubier: Roughly 50% of Mailbird's 1M accounts are paying customers
“So if you look at the one million accounts that we have, about 50% of that roughly are paying.”
Andrea Loubier Mar 14, 2016 ▶ 7:04 She's Built a $500k/year Company in Bali Looking for $8m Pre-Money Valuation with Andrea Loubier of MailBird EP 205
Mar 14, 2016 positive
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Mailbird gained 20,000 unique visitors on day of Product Hunt feature
“I remember the first day we saw about 20,000 unique visitors come to our website.”
Andrea Loubier Mar 14, 2016 ▶ 20:43 She's Built a $500k/year Company in Bali Looking for $8m Pre-Money Valuation with Andrea Loubier of MailBird EP 205
Mar 14, 2016 bullish
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Loubier: Mailbird is approaching $500,000 in annual recurring revenue
“Now we're getting close to being over half a million dollar company since the end of 2015, and it continues to grow.”
Andrea Loubier Mar 14, 2016 ▶ 3:11 She's Built a $500k/year Company in Bali Looking for $8m Pre-Money Valuation with Andrea Loubier of MailBird EP 205
Mar 14, 2016 positive
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Mailbird achieves ~20% immediate visitor-to-paid conversion with flash sale banner
“For people that immediately, when they get to the website, they see that little, you know, 50% off limited deal yeah, it's about 20% is what we see.”
Andrea Loubier Mar 14, 2016 ▶ 6:08 She's Built a $500k/year Company in Bali Looking for $8m Pre-Money Valuation with Andrea Loubier of MailBird EP 205
Mar 14, 2016
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Loubier: Mailbird paying users split 50/50 between subscriptions and lifetime plans
“It's definitely, that's actually pretty easy because it's actually split right down the middle.”
Andrea Loubier Mar 14, 2016 ▶ 7:46 She's Built a $500k/year Company in Bali Looking for $8m Pre-Money Valuation with Andrea Loubier of MailBird EP 205
Mar 14, 2016
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Loubier: Mailbird retains only 7% to 8% of monthly subscribers month-over-month
“Okay, so out of a hundred, it would be roughly about, I would say, seven to eight percent of those.”
Andrea Loubier Mar 14, 2016 ▶ 10:50 She's Built a $500k/year Company in Bali Looking for $8m Pre-Money Valuation with Andrea Loubier of MailBird EP 205
Mar 14, 2016 bullish
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Loubier: Mailbird has reached one million managed email accounts
“We actually just hit one million email accounts that are being managed from Mailbird.”
Andrea Loubier Mar 14, 2016 ▶ 2:51 She's Built a $500k/year Company in Bali Looking for $8m Pre-Money Valuation with Andrea Loubier of MailBird EP 205
Mar 14, 2016 neutral
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Mailbird converted ~10% of visitors before introducing flash sale banner
“Before the banner, that number was about 10%, and that fluctuated, obviously, day to day, but around 10%, so.”
Andrea Loubier Mar 14, 2016 ▶ 6:44 She's Built a $500k/year Company in Bali Looking for $8m Pre-Money Valuation with Andrea Loubier of MailBird EP 205
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