“Customers who reach out are the ones who care” — Eli Winderbaum, Captions
- Growth
On the podcast: scaling app support, the importance of fast response times, and treating support like a concierge service.
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“In 2024, things have probably never been better” — Eric Crowley, GP Bullhound
- Growth
How consumer subscription apps are rebounding, improving retention, and leveraging Maslow’s Hierarchy to drive growth in 2024.
“I don’t start working on something unless I’m confident it’s something I care about” — Christian Selig, Apollo
- Growth
Exploring Apollo’s journey: from its rise to becoming Reddit’s top app to its shutdown, and what’s next for creator Christian Selig.
Apple’s fiscal calendar 2026 + payment dates
- Growth
Stay in sync with Apple’s financial calendar and keep track of crucial payout dates
Insights from Dilip Reddy on brand defense, ROAS, and scaling for Apple Search Ads
- Growth
The impact of Apple Search Ads on organic search, how to save money on brand defense, and why ROAS shouldn’t be the only thing you optimize for.
“People are going web-to-app for the wrong reasons…” — Thomas Petit, Independent App Consultant
- Growth
Discover the true potential of web-to-app beyond just avoiding fees. Reach new audiences, enhance B2B support, and tailor user journeys for greater success.
“Our users are everywhere, so we feel like our marketing should be everywhere” — Steven Meyers, Babbel
- Growth
Babbel's Steven Meyers on how the language-learning app finds success with traditional offline marketing channels.
“Data in itself is not a value add.. It’s whether or not you’re turning it into meaningful insights” — Taylor Wells, News Corp
- Growth
Rethinking data: Key lessons from News Corp and Disney+ on effective analytics.
“Focus on the problem that you are really passionate to solve” — Francescu Santoni, Mojo
- Engineering
How Mojo grew to over $1M in MRR, the most impactful pricing and paywall experiments, and why it’s important to choose complexity instead of just letting it happen.
“The first idea isn’t really that important… just start moving and build anything.” — Sebastian Röhl, HabitKit
- Growth
Sebastian Röhl shares his journey from a corporate job to indie app success with HabitKit on the Sub Club podcast.
WWDC ’24 recap on the Sub Club podcast — David Barnard, Jacob Eiting, Charlie Chapman
- Engineering
On the podcast: Highlights from WWDC 2024 and what they mean for subscription apps and RevenueCat users.
“I think that people have the misconception of innovation being spontaneous” — Asya Paloni, Welltory
- Growth
What to do when there are no jobs to be done, how to build innovative features, and why copying Duolingo’s engagement strategy probably won’t work for your app.