Warner: Message chat subscribers daily for 2-3 days, then switch to weekly
Andrew Warner · 991 He's Built 400+ Chatbots Making $800k in The Process · Apr 11, 2018 · at 17:57
Mixergy founder and Bot Academy creator Andrew Warner shares best practices on broadcast cadence for chatbot subscribers with Nathan Latka.
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“Largely because people find it overwhelming to get too many messages via chat from a company, and so if you're coming in daily, your unsubscribes increase, I've been close to the companies that make software that manages this, they're finding the same things true universally, so now it's first two or three days you get a daily message, after that you get a weekly message.”
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