Moah: Four Funnel Experiments Generated $250K in New Subscribers
Aye Moah · She invented Gmail Send Later in 2010. Bootstrapping to $10m revenue with Boomerang CEO Aye Moah · Oct 22, 2024 · at 2:53
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Aye Moah, co-founder and CEO of Boomerang, discusses revenue optimization experiments converting free basic users to paid subscriptions.
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“Over the four experiments, so it was, you know, four iterative experiments, we got about 250 K worth of extra new subscriber from free users converting to pay.”
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