The post-attribution playbook: Eric Seufert on fixing measurement and scaling growth
- Growth
Why broken measurement hurts growth more than bad ads
RevenueCat author David Barnard - page 3
Author’s posts
The experiments that grew Zumba’s LTV by 17%
- Growth
Why the world’s biggest dance brand waited 24 years to launch an app and what happened next
How real demand turned a hobby app into a business
- Growth
Why saying no to a buyout gave one indie developer his breakthrough
Why cross-platform isn’t the compromise it used to be
- Growth
Charlie Cheever on how React Native and Expo are making app development faster, better, and more unified.
Why teaching.com swapped free trials for guarantees (and won)
- Growth
A 30-day guarantee turned out to be a smarter offer.
Freemium at scale: How Life360 built trust and hit $1.8B
- Growth
Chris Hulls shares hard-won lessons from growing a multi-billion-dollar app — without sacrificing user trust.
Your sprints must pay for themselves: Dan Layfield’s product advice
- Growth
What’s worth building? Dan Layfield shares a 3-bucket framework to help app teams prioritize features, fix churn, and ship faster.
Building a lovable alien and a $1M ARR AI app
- Growth
Ajay Mehta explains how smart monetization and standout characters helped Tolan cut through the AI hype.
Jacob and David break down the subscription app playbook for 2025
- Growth
AI apps are earning more per subscriber, hybrid monetization is on the rise, and trial timing is more critical than ever.
Building sustainable growth loops and lasting habits — Anton Derlyatka, Sweatcoin
- Growth
Sweatcoin turned walking into a currency - but its real success comes from engineered virality and habit-forming design.
Daily Sub Club minisodes leading up to the State of Subscription Apps 2025
- Growth
Bite-sized insights from top app operators - dropping every day until the full report launch
Why Google App Campaigns is high reward, high maintenance — Ashley Black, Candid Consulting
- Growth
Google’s ad platform offers huge growth potential... but only if you keep a close eye on where your budget is going