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Miles: The average lifespan of an email is 17 seconds
“So the average lifespan of an email is 17 seconds.”
Miles: Closem lifetime deal users generate revenue via in-app purchases
“They do pay us because we have other, other product, other products. In, in app purchases that they buy.”
Miles: AppSumo launch provided rapid feedback that accelerated product iteration
“It was a good launch strategy for us because it gave us a lot of really good, very quick, hard feedback about, hey, it ought to do this and it ought to do this and it ought to do this. That really helped us iterate and get to the state that we're in today.”
Closem relies on Zapier and third-party tools for most software integrations
“That's via Zapier.
Connect to Zapier.
Yeah, or Connectly, or ConnectZit, or Pavly. So there's a whole bunch of folks who have been building integrations for our product and, you know, you can hook it up to anything.”
Miles: Many users switch to Closem from HubSpot over cost and complexity
“A lot of our users come to us from HubSpot because it's too complicated and too expensive.”
Miles: Closem soft launch generated $25k to $30k in sales
“I think we generated about I don't know somewhere around 25, 30,000 dollars in sales.”
Miles: Closem offered unlimited lifetime deals without tiered upsell caps
“We offered it as with unlimited and we didn't have this sort of like tier that was like, yeah, here's this really great lifetime deal, but it really kind of sucks and you got to pay us more money to get it.”