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I build small iOS subscription apps on the side. The best marketing in them isn't a feature list. It's the user's own data. TL;DR: show people a number about themselves right before the paywall, and send non-payers a daily local notification with their own data. Two examples below: 1. The "aha" screen before the paywall Rizen is an alarm you can't snooze. The onboarding asks how often you oversleep, how it affects you, and how much you earn. Then it shows you the cost: 30 minutes of snoozing a day is about 180 hours a year. Not sleep, not work. Then what those hours are worth in money, using your own number. Steady is a stress and burnout app. It reads the last 28 days from Apple Health and shows exactly when you were stressed and how that affected your sleep. Then the moment where a nudge could have helped. Then the paywall. A feature list is about your app. A result from their own answers is about them. 2. The win-back notification Obviously, most people close the paywall. For them, Steady sends one local notification a day with a daily summary: "You had a stress spike at 2:15 PM today. Steady could've helped you right when it happened." One tap opens the paywall. It's local, so there's no server involved. It shows exactly what they missed, at the moment they care. Both ideas come from a video I made about 21 things I now set up from day one on every app (it's my own channel). Question for you: as a user, does a notification like that feel helpful or pushy? Where would you draw the line?   submitted by   /u/EfficientLetter3654 [link]   [comments]

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中文标题： 我的副业应用靠用户自己的数据来卖，而不是功能列表。两个例子。

作者开发小型iOS订阅应用，认为最佳营销不是功能清单，而是用户自己的数据。两个例子：1）付费墙前展示与用户自身相关的数字：Rizen闹钟在引导流程中询问迟到频率、影响和收入，再算出每天赖床30分钟约等于一年180小时及其金钱价值；Steady读取Apple Health最近28天数据，展示压力与睡眠的关联，然后才出现付费墙。2）挽回通知：Steady向未付费用户每天发一条本地通知，带上当天摘要，如“你今天下午2:15出现压力峰值，Steady本可以在当时帮到你”，点击即打开付费墙。作者问：作为用户，这种通知是贴心还是烦人？界限在哪？

  • 情报分类：商业与市场研究
  • 分类依据：分享订阅应用的用户数据营销策略，属商业与市场研究。
  • 信息来源：Reddit · SideProject
  • 发布时间：2026/9/30 20:27:33