Nelson Ryan

@rrmdp I mean they never activated in the sense that they never properly setup their board and got setup. So then they end up churning

@nelsonpryan I'm a bit confused... if they never activated then it's not churn?

Job Boardly just crossed $7k MRR! This one took a little longer as we've been reworking our ads strategy which slowed us down a little, but we are back on track. At the moment we are focusedon revamping our onboarding to improve our churn. Progress - $7k 🟩🟩🟨⬜️⬜️(70%)

@rrmdp Thanks Rodrigo. Our onboarding to date was pretty hands off. We were going through the data and a lot of our churn is really users failing to activate. So we have been revamping it to help users through those first hurdles (e.g getting setup etc)

@nelsonpryan Looking great mate. How the onboarding helps with churn?

@getRewardful Yes we need to spend some more time on this

@nelsonpryan What about affiliate marketing next? 😉

🧳Job Boardly made $10,520.05 in April. Revenue was up 23.30% on last month as we continue to grow subscribers and upgrades We've been working on some big new upgrades which we are excited to push out this month

@rrmdp Thanks Rodrigo 🙏

@nelsonpryan So nice to see, congrats man!

@petecodes Thanks Pete, yes almost time to update the bio. This isn't all recurring as some of its from annual sub and usage revenue

@nelsonpryan Congrats man - will give this a mention in my newsletter. Time to update your bio 😀

It's time to build! 💪

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@yoasoglobal Yeah we get alerts internally and then we follow up accordingly, but yeah that's probably our biggest source of payment failures.

@nelsonpryan That's the tricky one. The renewals fail quietly and customers don't always notice until access drops. The decline code usually tells you exactly why (expired card vs bank decline vs something else), and they need different responses. Are you doing anything with that data, or just watching it happen?

We just crossed $6k MRR over the weekend! Still seeing steady growth driven by new user sign ups, particularly those on our new Pro plan. We continue to focus on closing feature gaps and shipping new features Progress - $6k 🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩🟨⬜️⬜️⬜️ (60%)

@yoasoglobal Thanks, yeah it has been awesome to see. Yeah for sure, we have noticed that, more on failed renewals though

@nelsonpryan Congrats on $6k — that Pro tier launch clearly hit something real. One thing worth watching as you scale that tier: failed payments hit harder per incident at higher price points. Are you on top of what's happening in Stripe when a Pro card declines?

@CichyKrzysztof @trust_mrr Congrats man! Well done 💪

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🧳Job Boardly made $8,530.88 in March Revenue was down 19.9% on last month after our initial pro sign up wave last month However subscription revenue is still growing strong as we continue to see more Pro sign ups

@AnubhawM Yeah ok, we do enable adding custom code to pages. So we do have some users who have whatsapp or chat widgets they add to their boards or custom design. It depends what you want. Yeah I just meant it's not standalone products, it's all built to work together as a platform.

Gotcha! I'll check it out. I did want to build custom features into my job board that help job seekers and recruiters. If I did migrate over to Job Boardly, is there any way to add my own creative features? Or by all-in-one you mean it will only have the features that are already there?

@AnubhawM Hey Anubhaw, that's great to hear. You can certainly migrate over to Job Boardly. We have focused a lot on features that can really help with monetising your board and community. However we don't offer any standalone services, it's really an all-in-one platform

@nelsonpryan Congratulations! I'm also in the niche job board space. I just launched mine this past January. Does JobBoardly help me in any way if I already have a launched job board?

@rrmdp Thanks Rodrigo 🙏

Great to see job board softwares thriving 🚀 Love the momentum from JobBoardly hitting $6k MRR clear signal that more founders are building niche job boards With JobBoardly you can launch from just $40/month and it already includes trending features like built-in paywalls (huge for monetization with the actual job market)

@rrmdp Two of the bigger things we have on our list right now are revamping our board design customisation and expanding our job aggregator integrations

@nelsonpryan So nice to see, well done Nelson! What's your road map?