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We’re celebrating 2 years of the Steel Magnolias Podcast! We’re also chatting about how people are keeping memories alive in a minimalist and digital world! Looking back here are our favorite episodes:   Season 1: Keeneland- https://apple.co/36XeskN Southern Dancing- https://apple.co/339FWCO Steel Magnolias- https://apple.co/35Srhxu Southern Remedies - https://apple.co/3kVHLZS College Football Traditions - https://apple.co/3lUsSIV Southern Gift Ideas - https://apple.co/35T39ux Heirloom Seeds - https://apple.co/35Ubbn6   Season 2: Women’s Suffrage - (2 episodes) https://apple.co/3lWE3k7  and https://apple.co/2J2m7G6 Estate Sales - https://apple.co/2HpkQbQ Fried Green Tomatoes with Fannie Flagg - https://apple.co/3lVmhh3 Florida Highwayman - https://apple.co/3fo6HYV How the TVA Changed the South - https://apple.co/2IVhe1H   Share memories with these services: Postagram - https://apple.co/3kZb122 Mixtiles - https://mixtiles.com MPix - http://mpix.com Digital Frame - Nixplay - https://www.nixplay.com Storyworth - http://storyworth.com Save your kid’s artwork - Artkive - http://artkiveapp.com and http://keepy.me   Support us on Patreon https://www.patreon.com/steelmagnolias   Follow us @SteelMagnoliasPodcast

Leo & Mikah show you the apps you need to send and receive mail from the USPS. Send cards: Punkpost Greeting Cards, Ink Cards, Felt, Postagram, Print Studio News: Apple announces Apple Music radio. Apple TV+ now features a discounted content bundle, including CBS and Showtime. Epic Games is suing Apple and things are getting interesting. Apple is rumored to be working on several subscription bundles collectively known as Apple One. Apple gives customers a year to purchase AppleCare. Listener feedback: A nerdy (geeky?) Venn diagram, a suggestion for dealing with accidental Apple Watch taps, and a troubleshooting step for those looking to install the iOS public beta on their iPhones.Mikah's App Cap: The Wallpaper AppLeo's App Cap: Mineswifter (Minesweeper) Hosts: Leo Laporte and Mikah Sargent Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/ios-today. You can contribute to iOS Today by leaving us a voicemail at 757-504-iPad (757-504-4723) or sending an email to iOSToday@TWiT.tv. Sponsors: mintmobile.com/ios BUYRAYCON.com/ios

Leo & Mikah show you the apps you need to send and receive mail from the USPS. Send cards: Punkpost Greeting Cards, Ink Cards, Felt, Postagram, Print Studio News: Apple announces Apple Music radio. Apple TV+ now features a discounted content bundle, including CBS and Showtime. Epic Games is suing Apple and things are getting interesting. Apple is rumored to be working on several subscription bundles collectively known as Apple One. Apple gives customers a year to purchase AppleCare. Listener feedback: A nerdy (geeky?) Venn diagram, a suggestion for dealing with accidental Apple Watch taps, and a troubleshooting step for those looking to install the iOS public beta on their iPhones.Mikah's App Cap: The Wallpaper AppLeo's App Cap: Mineswifter (Minesweeper) Hosts: Leo Laporte and Mikah Sargent Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/ios-today. You can contribute to iOS Today by leaving us a voicemail at 757-504-iPad (757-504-4723) or sending an email to iOSToday@TWiT.tv. Sponsors: mintmobile.com/ios BUYRAYCON.com/ios

Leo & Mikah show you the apps you need to send and receive mail from the USPS. Send cards: Punkpost Greeting Cards, Ink Cards, Felt, Postagram, Print Studio News: Apple announces Apple Music radio. Apple TV+ now features a discounted content bundle, including CBS and Showtime. Epic Games is suing Apple and things are getting interesting. Apple is rumored to be working on several subscription bundles collectively known as Apple One. Apple gives customers a year to purchase AppleCare. Listener feedback: A nerdy (geeky?) Venn diagram, a suggestion for dealing with accidental Apple Watch taps, and a troubleshooting step for those looking to install the iOS public beta on their iPhones.Mikah's App Cap: The Wallpaper AppLeo's App Cap: Mineswifter (Minesweeper) Hosts: Leo Laporte and Mikah Sargent Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/ios-today. You can contribute to iOS Today by leaving us a voicemail at 757-504-iPad (757-504-4723) or sending an email to iOSToday@TWiT.tv. Sponsors: mintmobile.com/ios BUYRAYCON.com/ios

Leo & Mikah show you the apps you need to send and receive mail from the USPS. Send cards: Punkpost Greeting Cards, Ink Cards, Felt, Postagram, Print Studio News: Apple announces Apple Music radio. Apple TV+ now features a discounted content bundle, including CBS and Showtime. Epic Games is suing Apple and things are getting interesting. Apple is rumored to be working on several subscription bundles collectively known as Apple One. Apple gives customers a year to purchase AppleCare. Listener feedback: A nerdy (geeky?) Venn diagram, a suggestion for dealing with accidental Apple Watch taps, and a troubleshooting step for those looking to install the iOS public beta on their iPhones.Mikah's App Cap: The Wallpaper AppLeo's App Cap: Mineswifter (Minesweeper) Hosts: Leo Laporte and Mikah Sargent Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/ios-today. You can contribute to iOS Today by leaving us a voicemail at 757-504-iPad (757-504-4723) or sending an email to iOSToday@TWiT.tv. Sponsors: mintmobile.com/ios BUYRAYCON.com/ios

Leo & Mikah show you the apps you need to send and receive mail from the USPS. Send cards: Punkpost Greeting Cards, Ink Cards, Felt, Postagram, Print Studio News: Apple announces Apple Music radio. Apple TV+ now features a discounted content bundle, including CBS and Showtime. Epic Games is suing Apple and things are getting interesting. Apple is rumored to be working on several subscription bundles collectively known as Apple One. Apple gives customers a year to purchase AppleCare. Listener feedback: A nerdy (geeky?) Venn diagram, a suggestion for dealing with accidental Apple Watch taps, and a troubleshooting step for those looking to install the iOS public beta on their iPhones.Mikah's App Cap: The Wallpaper AppLeo's App Cap: Mineswifter (Minesweeper) Hosts: Leo Laporte and Mikah Sargent Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/ios-today. You can contribute to iOS Today by leaving us a voicemail at 757-504-iPad (757-504-4723) or sending an email to iOSToday@TWiT.tv. Sponsors: mintmobile.com/ios BUYRAYCON.com/ios

Leo & Mikah show you the apps you need to send and receive mail from the USPS. Send cards: Punkpost Greeting Cards, Ink Cards, Felt, Postagram, Print Studio News: Apple announces Apple Music radio. Apple TV+ now features a discounted content bundle, including CBS and Showtime. Epic Games is suing Apple and things are getting interesting. Apple is rumored to be working on several subscription bundles collectively known as Apple One. Apple gives customers a year to purchase AppleCare. Listener feedback: A nerdy (geeky?) Venn diagram, a suggestion for dealing with accidental Apple Watch taps, and a troubleshooting step for those looking to install the iOS public beta on their iPhones.Mikah's App Cap: The Wallpaper AppLeo's App Cap: Mineswifter (Minesweeper) Hosts: Leo Laporte and Mikah Sargent Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/ios-today. You can contribute to iOS Today by leaving us a voicemail at 757-504-iPad (757-504-4723) or sending an email to iOSToday@TWiT.tv. Sponsors: mintmobile.com/ios BUYRAYCON.com/ios

Leo & Mikah show you the apps you need to send and receive mail from the USPS. Send cards: Punkpost Greeting Cards, Ink Cards, Felt, Postagram, Print Studio News: Apple announces Apple Music radio. Apple TV+ now features a discounted content bundle, including CBS and Showtime. Epic Games is suing Apple and things are getting interesting. Apple is rumored to be working on several subscription bundles collectively known as Apple One. Apple gives customers a year to purchase AppleCare. Listener feedback: A nerdy (geeky?) Venn diagram, a suggestion for dealing with accidental Apple Watch taps, and a troubleshooting step for those looking to install the iOS public beta on their iPhones.Mikah's App Cap: The Wallpaper AppLeo's App Cap: Mineswifter (Minesweeper) Hosts: Leo Laporte and Mikah Sargent Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/ios-today. You can contribute to iOS Today by leaving us a voicemail at 757-504-iPad (757-504-4723) or sending an email to iOSToday@TWiT.tv. Sponsors: mintmobile.com/ios BUYRAYCON.com/ios

Leo & Mikah show you the apps you need to send and receive mail from the USPS. Send cards: Punkpost Greeting Cards, Ink Cards, Felt, Postagram, Print Studio News: Apple announces Apple Music radio. Apple TV+ now features a discounted content bundle, including CBS and Showtime. Epic Games is suing Apple and things are getting interesting. Apple is rumored to be working on several subscription bundles collectively known as Apple One. Apple gives customers a year to purchase AppleCare. Listener feedback: A nerdy (geeky?) Venn diagram, a suggestion for dealing with accidental Apple Watch taps, and a troubleshooting step for those looking to install the iOS public beta on their iPhones.Mikah's App Cap: The Wallpaper AppLeo's App Cap: Mineswifter (Minesweeper) Hosts: Leo Laporte and Mikah Sargent Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/ios-today. You can contribute to iOS Today by leaving us a voicemail at 757-504-iPad (757-504-4723) or sending an email to iOSToday@TWiT.tv. Sponsors: mintmobile.com/ios BUYRAYCON.com/ios

Leo & Mikah show you the apps you need to send and receive mail from the USPS. Send cards: Punkpost Greeting Cards, Ink Cards, Felt, Postagram, Print Studio News: Apple announces Apple Music radio. Apple TV+ now features a discounted content bundle, including CBS and Showtime. Epic Games is suing Apple and things are getting interesting. Apple is rumored to be working on several subscription bundles collectively known as Apple One. Apple gives customers a year to purchase AppleCare. Listener feedback: A nerdy (geeky?) Venn diagram, a suggestion for dealing with accidental Apple Watch taps, and a troubleshooting step for those looking to install the iOS public beta on their iPhones.Mikah's App Cap: The Wallpaper AppLeo's App Cap: Mineswifter (Minesweeper) Hosts: Leo Laporte and Mikah Sargent Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/ios-today. You can contribute to iOS Today by leaving us a voicemail at 757-504-iPad (757-504-4723) or sending an email to iOSToday@TWiT.tv. Sponsors: mintmobile.com/ios BUYRAYCON.com/ios

Leo & Mikah show you the apps you need to send and receive mail from the USPS. Send cards: Punkpost Greeting Cards, Ink Cards, Felt, Postagram, Print Studio News: Apple announces Apple Music radio. Apple TV+ now features a discounted content bundle, including CBS and Showtime. Epic Games is suing Apple and things are getting interesting. Apple is rumored to be working on several subscription bundles collectively known as Apple One. Apple gives customers a year to purchase AppleCare. Listener feedback: A nerdy (geeky?) Venn diagram, a suggestion for dealing with accidental Apple Watch taps, and a troubleshooting step for those looking to install the iOS public beta on their iPhones.Mikah's App Cap: The Wallpaper AppLeo's App Cap: Mineswifter (Minesweeper) Hosts: Leo Laporte and Mikah Sargent Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/ios-today. You can contribute to iOS Today by leaving us a voicemail at 757-504-iPad (757-504-4723) or sending an email to iOSToday@TWiT.tv. Sponsors: mintmobile.com/ios BUYRAYCON.com/ios

Everyone needs some new apps for their business! I had Steve (The MI Guy) Richman on to talk about his 6 favorite apps for Realtors to help them in their real estate business. I felt like a lot of these apps will be used myself so I am sure that you will find some value in them. Here are the 6 we discussed: 1. Magic Plan - https://www.magicplan.app/en/ 2. Plant Snap - https://www.plantsnap.com/ 3. Home Snap - https://www.homesnap.com/ 4. Postagram - https://apple.co/2TbJ24J 5. Name Shark - https://www.producthunt.com/posts/name-shark 6. Paint Tester - https://luminantsoftware.com/apps/paint-tester/ I think you will find value in all of these apps and I hope it helps you in your real estate business. Call my cell phone at 239-910-5668 if can help you with anything in your real estate business. Have a great day! I do Mortgages for a living, if I can ever help you buy or refinance a home let me know! · Apply for a mortgage now at https://timhart.floify.com/apply-now · TEXT “APPLY” to 239-437-4278 · Call me or text me 239-910-5668 · Talk to my team were here to help! 239-437-4278 · Check out my website www.TimHartJr.com Connect with me on Social Media YouTube - http://bit.ly/2Ourk8c Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/timhart453/?hl=en Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/TimHartJr LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/timhartjr/

In this episode Ian, Darren & March talk about how to have better holidays. We reflect on why holidays matter, our own personal experience with them, tips & tricks you can use, and experiments we're going to try and report back on.Show Notes1:16 — The Better Show is growing like a weed: quick update on how many countries we have listeners in worldwide.2:44 — What is the most popular holiday in the world?4:30 — Why do holidays matter?6:41 — The Tail End insight about the time you spend with family12:11 — How to have better conversations during the holidays17:26 — Gift giving tips from Darren's wife Mardee22:35 — Ian's "Buy One, Get One" trick for gift buying24:07  — The Pajama Fairy story26:15 — Giving the gift of choice with a personalized gift catalog28:13 — How experiences can be some of the best gifts29:12  — Does Ian have a bad gift giving habit?33:49  — Maintaining routines during the holidays43:23  — The Averaging Effect on gift giving46:36  — The value of the surprise in gift giving50:22  — The power of batching when gift giving52:52  — Pinterest, Amazon Universal Wish List and more for inspiration and organization55:32  — Asking questions of people's personal experiences to build empathy and avoid conflict59:53  — Using your family history as a shared common background for family discussion1:04:53  — March will experiment writing Thank You notes for gratitude this holiday1:06:46  — Darren will experiment with small gifts, mostly experiences, and being more present this holiday season1:07:34  — Ian will experiment with sending hand-made holiday greeting cards to family & friends1:10:28  — Darren recommends Postagram for sending quick thank you cardsProducts MentionedTim Urban's thoughts on time with familyAncestry.com23andme.comPostagramAmazon EchoFollow UsInstagramFacebookTwitterSubscribeiTunesRSSWeekly email newsletterFull Episode TranscriptBetter Show BlogFeedbackEmail: hi@bettershow.ioEnjoy the show?Leave a review in iTunes!Tell two friends about the show!

There's so much to be grateful for. And expressing that gratitude not only helps you, it helps others. This week, Janine and Shannon talk about the importance of gratitude and ways to express it. Discussion topics include: • The gratitude that Shannon and Janine feel for you, our podcast listeners • The value of keeping (and reviewing) a kudos file • The impact of expressing gratitude to others • Shannon’s quick-thanks method that allows her to express gratitude without letting perfectionism get in the way • The Getting to Good Enough mugs! (Let us know if you’d like to buy one) • Not letting perfectionism extinguish fun impulses to express thanks • Janine’s method for saving money on greeting cards (she thinks it's brilliant) • Organizing thank-you cards to use later • How Shannon uses the app Postagram to send postcards on the fly to her mother • Finding things to be grateful for in your life • Creating a habit of coming up with a gratitude list • The effect of perfectionism on gratitude • Being grateful for the "good enough” things in your life  Thank you so much for listening! Visit the show notes at www.gettingtogoodenough.com for links.

It's the gifting time of year and we're here with advice on how to make the most of it. For the next episode we are pulling one of our most popular episode from the archives to help you choose thoughtful gifts for your loved ones. You'll hear all about how to choose gifts that show you care and provide a lasting memory. Show Notes 1:16 — The Better Show is growing like a weed: quick update on how many countries we have listeners in worldwide. 2:44 — What is the most popular holiday in the world? 4:30 — Why do holidays matter? 6:41 — The Tail End insight about the time you spend with family 12:11 — How to have better conversations during the holidays 17:26 — Gift giving tips from Darren's wife Mardee 22:35 — Ian's "Buy One, Get One" trick for gift buying 24:07  — The Pajama Fairy story 26:15 — Giving the gift of choice with a personalized gift catalog 28:13 — How experiences can be some of the best gifts 29:12  — Does Ian have a bad gift giving habit? 33:49  — Maintaining routines during the holidays 43:23  — The Averaging Effect on gift giving 46:36  — The value of the surprise in gift giving 50:22  — The power of batching when gift giving 52:52  — Pinterest, Amazon Universal Wish List and more for inspiration and organization 55:32  — Asking questions of people's personal experiences to build empathy and avoid conflict 59:53  — Using your family history as a shared common background for family discussion 1:04:53  — March will experiment writing Thank You notes for gratitude this holiday 1:06:46  — Darren will experiment with small gifts, mostly experiences, and being more present this holiday season 1:07:34  — Ian will experiment with sending hand-made holiday greeting cards to family & friends 1:10:28  — Darren recommends Postagram for sending quick thank you cards Mentions

The One with Your Nerdy Best Friend  Episode 41: Show Notes.  I don’t have time to do the things I need to do! Ever heard this? I’m sure you’ve not just heard it, you’ve said it! And you probably heard someone tell you to work smarter not harder. This advice sounds great, but how do you do it? What is “working smarter? I say working smarter is letting someone or something do your work for you. Think of how long calculations used to take in the dawn of the space program. Now how long do they take? The equations are solved almost instantly because of technology. So, our question is how do we let technology work for us thereby making us smarter workers? Well, that is today’s show, we are going to learn how to find repeatable tasks that technology can do for us; freeing us up to do other things. Pretty smart, huh? Our guest today is my Nerdy Best Friend, Beth Ziesenis. Beth makes a career out of finding technology such as apps to do the work we shouldn’t be doing. Beth was a speaker at the Association of Water Technologies 2017 Convention. She has also written several books and appeared on other podcasts and programs. Beth has personally helped me use technology to make the most general of tasks easier to manage (like email.) I have no doubt that Beth will be your new Nerdy Best Friend too. I hope you enjoy my conversation with Beth Ziesenis. Key Points From This Episode:  Things that allows us to be better water treaters [0:00:38.2]  The things that we can use that make use more efficient [0:00:46.2]  Allowing technology to do work that we do not need to do [0:01:02.3]  How do we let technology do the tasks that we don't necessarily have to do? [0:01:13.6]  30 days FREE Audible Trial [0:03:14.8]  Lifestyle of a nerd [0:06:50.0]  How nerds are accepted and encouraged? [0:08:21.0]  How to become nerdy? [0:09:06.9]  Ways for technology to help us save time [0:09:18.5]  Better organization/Productivity [0:11:48.0]  Set up rules for email [0:13:55.5]  To-do-list (keeping track of all the things we need to do [0:16:28.0]  Ways to integrate paper into technology [0:18:47.4]  Risks of using repetitive passwords [0:22:53.9]  Scary computer language [0:35:18.0]  How computer played chess with the masters and won [0:36:20.8]   Some technology advises from Beth [0:43:10.0]  Advice on writing a book [0:46:32.0]  And much more!  Tweetables:  "Stop what you're doing. Choose one thing, try it out and see how it transforms things." - @NerdyBFF [0:43:55.0]  Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:  Beth Ziesenis Website: https://yournerdybestfriend.com/ Beth Ziesenis on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/YourNerdyBFF  Beth Ziesenis on Twitter: https://twitter.com/NerdyBFF  Beth Ziesenis on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nerdybff/  Audible: http://scalinguph2o.com/audible The Big Book of Apps:  http://scalinguph2o.com/41book1 Yes Please by Amy Polers: http://scalinguph2o.com/41book2  Nerd Know-How: The 27+ Best Apps for Work:  http://scalinguph2o.com/41book3 Gmail: http://scalinguph2o.com/gmail Office 365: http://scalinguph2o.com/Office365 Todoist: http://scalinguph2o.com/Todoist Evernote: http://scalinguph2o.com/evernote Microsoft One note: http://scalinguph2o.com/microsoftonenote Microsoft surface pro: http://scalinguph2o.com/microsoftsurfacepro Live Scribe: http://scalinguph2o.com/livescribe Notability: http://scalinguph2o.com/notability LastPass: http://scalinguph2o.com/lastpass Postagram: http://scalinguph2o.com/postagram If this, then that: http://scalinguph2o.com/ifthisthenthat Zapier: http://scalinguph2o.com/zapier

In this episode Ian, Darren & March talk about how to have better holidays. We reflect on why holidays matter, our own personal experience with them, tips & tricks you can use, and experiments we're going to try and report back on. Show Notes 1:16 — The Better Show is growing like a weed: quick update on how many countries we have listeners in worldwide. 2:44 — What is the most popular holiday in the world? 4:30 — Why do holidays matter? 6:41 — The Tail End insight about the time you spend with family 12:11 — How to have better conversations during the holidays 17:26 — Gift giving tips from Darren's wife Mardee 22:35 — Ian's "Buy One, Get One" trick for gift buying 24:07  — The Pajama Fairy story 26:15 — Giving the gift of choice with a personalized gift catalog 28:13 — How experiences can be some of the best gifts 29:12  — Does Ian have a bad gift giving habit? 33:49  — Maintaining routines during the holidays 43:23  — The Averaging Effect on gift giving 46:36  — The value of the surprise in gift giving 50:22  — The power of batching when gift giving 52:52  — Pinterest, Amazon Universal Wish List and more for inspiration and organization 55:32  — Asking questions of people's personal experiences to build empathy and avoid conflict 59:53  — Using your family history as a shared common background for family discussion 1:04:53  — March will experiment writing Thank You notes for gratitude this holiday 1:06:46  — Darren will experiment with small gifts, mostly experiences, and being more present this holiday season 1:07:34  — Ian will experiment with sending hand-made holiday greeting cards to family & friends 1:10:28  — Darren recommends Postagram for sending quick thank you cards Products Mentioned Tim Urban's thoughts on time with family Ancestry.com 23andme.com Postagram Amazon Echo Follow Us Instagram Facebook Twitter Subscribe iTunes RSS Weekly email newsletter Full Episode Transcript Better Show Blog Feedback Email: hi@bettershow.io Enjoy the show? Leave a review in iTunes! Tell two friends about the show!

This week Audrey Moore talks to New Mexico actresses Lauren Myers and Courtney Cunningham about the acting scene in New Mexico and their transitions to LA.  And then Audrey speaks with Chicago actor Andy Cameron about that market and his journey to LA. Social Media: Lauren Myers' Website http://www.laurenmyers.com/ Courtney Cunningham's Instagram https://www.instagram.com/courtneycunninghamofficial/ Andy Cameron's twitter: @MrAndycameron https://twitter.com/mrandycameron Andy's Deep Dish Podcast: http://deepdishers.libsyn.com/podcast   Mildly Interesting: Audrey’s Mildly Interestings this week are Reddit (subreddit) Aww and the Postagram app. Lauren's Mildly Interesting this week is the Harry Potter and the Sacred Text podcast. Courtney's Mildly Interestings this week are the S-Town podcast and the HBO documentary Solitary: Inside Red Onion State Prison. Andy's Mildly Interesting this week is Waze vs. Google Maps. Credits: Host: Audrey Moore Produced and edited by Jesse Lumen This episode's show music by Ari de Niro Special thanks to Thomas Snodgrass for assistance with microphones, Aalok Mehta and 108 Hill for help with the theme song. Other music provided by Audio 4 Video, AR Sound, and SFX and GFX.

How to treat your win-back campaign as a discount ladder, with every rung designed to retain customers and make you more money.     EXCLUSIVE RESOURCE: Want the win-back email template Drew shows off in this episode? as a PDF! Also includes the full transcribe from this episode. Subscribe: iTunes | Stitcher One win-back email is good. But even better? How about a chain of emails designed to escalate your win-back offer the further the customer slips away? Using a discount ladder is the key to making money with your win-back campaign. Tune in to see how Drew set up such a campaign for a large-scale retailer. Plus, his insights on using your remarketing audience in Facebook Ad to win-back customers. Highlights 00:30 – Discount ladders in the form of win-back emails 01:08 – The problem with most win-back emails 01:30 – Full walkthrough of an anti-defection discount ladder Drew set up in Klaviyo 03:15 – A/B testing every rung of the ladder 03:55 – Pulling this full strategy from email over to Facebook Ads 05:52 – Suggestions for more discount ladder info Links / Resources Want to use the Karmaloop email featured in this episode as a template for your own business? . Klaviyo For more on Discount Ladders, check out Episode 1 (intro to discount ladders), Episode 2 (getting started), and Episode 3 (win back case study). For more on how to use your email platform to boost revenue, check out Episode 23 on dynamic ascending offers. Transcript Prefer to read rather than listen to the podcast episode? No problem, you'll find a text transcribe below, and you can also for later. → Read the Transcript Hey everybody, this is Drew Sanocki, nerdmarketing.com, and we're talking about discount ladders on the podcast. One thing I want to do today was give you a number of examples of good discount ladders or usage of discount ladders so you kinda get the idea of what the hell I am talking about. And without further ado, we're gonna go to the screen flow, here, and I'm gonna walk you through some discount ladders. So first, you know, a great example, or great opportunity where you can use discount ladders is in Win-Back emails. Win-Back emails are the ones that are sent out to customers who haven't bought from you forever in an attempt to sort of win them back into the fold. And, you know, I Google Win-Back emails and you're gonna see a lot of examples here. Here's ones from Eventbrite with their Win-Back. And here's one from Social Sprout and Postagram, and like everybody does a Win-Back, right, you know? What can we do to win you back? Where ya been, yadda, yadda, yadda. Dropbox does one. Want to download this transcribe for later? for an easy PDF download. My issue with these is they leave money on the table, right? Maybe they are not awesome. Because they're a single email. If you take everything we've learned about a discount ladder and make the single email into a series, you're just going to do that much better at capturing or re-capturing that customer. For example, here's one I built out for a fairly big online retailer. It is a Win-Back, I am trying to win back everybody who has purchased one or, one time and has not purchased a second time, I'm tryin' to get that second purchase. And what I've done is I've figured out that these customers for this retailer order roughly every 30 days. So if 30 days has come and gone and they have not ordered, they're not likely to order from us again. Perfect opportunity for a, it's called an anti-defection discount ladder. And you can see I'm using Klaviyo here to set up this automated campaign in Klaviyo, it's called a flow. My first email goes out 30 days after purchase and it only goes out to people who have not purchased in the last 30 days. And it's a simple 10% off offer. We're now gonna think in terms of our ladder, what do you do with the ladder? You increase the promo over time. So if someone buy,

Easy-to-implement discount ladders from top retailers. A specific version of discount ladder: the win-back campaign. You can model this approach across abandoned cart campaigns, welcome campaigns, etc...       EXCLUSIVE RESOURCE: Get my Million Dollar Cheat Sheet + the text transcribe from this episode. the PDF. Bonus Content Subscribe: iTunes | Stitcher Highlights Win-back emails: single emails sent to customers who haven't bought in a while to try to win them back Anti-defection discount ladder: series of emails aiming to bring back customers who stopped buying Examples of discount ladders Links / Resources Continue learning about Discount Ladders in Episode 1 (Intro to Discount Ladders) and Episode 2 (How to Get Started with Discount Ladders). If you plan on implementing a win back campaign, you'll also probably be interested in what I have to say about Dynamic Ascending Offers. Check out some of my other Case Studies – a couple of my favorites are Episode 13 (How Josh Manley Grew IronFenceShop.com to $1 Million In One Year Using AdWords) and Episode 7 (A Tripwire Case Study, +15% in sales virtually overnight) To learn more about data-driven strategies that grow ecommerce businesses, just . Transcript Prefer to read rather than listen to the podcast episode? No problem, you'll find a text transcribe below, and you can also for later. → Read the Transcript Hey everybody, this is Drew Sanocki, nerdmarketing.com and we're talking about discount ladders on the podcast. One thing I want to do today was give you a number of examples of good discount ladders or usage of discount ladders so you kind of get the idea of what the hell I am talking about. Without further ado, we're going to go to the screenflow here and I'm going to walk you through some discount ladders. First, a great example of...or great opportunity where you can use discount ladders is in winback emails. Winback emails are the ones that are sent out to customers who haven't bought from you forever in an attempt to sort of win them back into the fold. I Google winback emails and you're going to see a lot of examples here. Want to save this transcribe to read later? to download it as a PDF. Here's one from Eventbrite with their winback and here's one from Social Sprout and Postagram and, like, everybody does a winback, right? You know? What can we do to win you back? Where you been? Yada yada yada ... Dropbox does one. My issue with these is they leave money on the table. Maybe they are not awesome because they're a single email. If you take everything we've learned about a discount ladder and make the single email into a series, you're just going to do that much better at capturing or recapturing that customer. For example, here's one I built out for a fairly big online retailer. It is a winback, I am trying to win back everybody who has purchased one time and has not purchased a second time, I'm trying to get that second purchase. What I've done is, I've figured out that these customers for this retailer order roughly every thirty days so if thirty days has come and gone and they have not ordered they're not likely to order from us again. Perfect opportunity for what's called an anti-defection discount ladder. You can see I'm using Klaviyo here to set up this automated campaign, in Klaviyo it's called a flow. My first email goes out thirty days after purchase and it only goes out to people who have not purchased in the last thirty days and it's a simple ten percent off offer. We're now going to think in terms of our ladder. What do you do with the ladder? You increase the promo over time, so if someone takes this bait and buys, they fall out of the sequence. Otherwise, at sixty days, a month later, they're going to get a fifteen percent off offer, right here, right? Then, again, I could make this ladder go as high and as far as I want but I find that after ninety days it's pretty m...

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