MicroConf Refresh Episode 15: The Dinner Party Strategy_A SaaS Customer Onboarding Framework That Connects & Converts - Val Geisler

Episode 15 October 20, 2020 00:13:09
MicroConf Refresh Episode 15: The Dinner Party Strategy_A SaaS Customer Onboarding Framework That Connects & Converts - Val Geisler
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MicroConf Refresh Episode 15: The Dinner Party Strategy_A SaaS Customer Onboarding Framework That Connects & Converts - Val Geisler

Oct 20 2020 | 00:13:09

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Show Notes

Everyone wants the formula, the recipe, the framework that says how to make the magic happen. Well here you have it. With The Dinner Party Strategy you can now confidently create an email onboarding strategy for your trial customers.

In less time than it takes a hipster bartender to make your locally sourced craft cocktail, you'll get the simple 6-part framework that builds connection, adds value, and drives revenue for your brand.

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