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How to Calculate LTV (And Why It’s Important)

FastSpring

In between Q1 of 2011 and Q2, HubSpot dropped their monthly churn rate by nearly 1%. The traditional method of calculating LTV is actually pretty simple: Average value of a sale × Number of repeat transactions ×. A customer spends $50 every month at their favorite online clothing store for 5 years.

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Best Business Process Management Software

Neil Patel

Leadership can leverage your BPM platform to track tons of useful data for measuring productivity, forecasting costs, and further refining processes. Set rules that automatically route tasks, files, data to the right person or team. Scope out the solutions on the vendor website to see examples of who’s having success with each product.

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My First 16: Welding Yourself to Early Customers with Marqeta’s Jason Gardner

Andreessen Horowitz

So, I co-founded another payments company called PropertyBridge, which allowed you to pay rent electronically. And I wanted to do another payments company, but I didn’t know what I wanted to do. You’re a payment nerd. I’m more of an infrastructure person. Why don’t you put them on a card?

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Finding the Next Wave of Growth: S-Curves and Product Sequencing

Casey Accidental

It looked like this: We eventually re-architected our engagement loops to be based around personalization instead of around friends. Why did they do this? Well, all growth loops eventually asymptote. Modeling both helps you predict when those asymptotes will happen and unconstrain those loops by finding their bottlenecks and alleviating them.

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The Comprehensive Guide to Subscription Revenue

FastSpring

When it comes to software and online purchases, those transactions are increasingly moving to a subscription-based model, where customers put their purchases on autopilot so they can have continuous access to SaaS products. A lot of the software and digital products we use online, we use continuously. The best part?