A simple and direct way to keep up with your client through his interactions with your digital product.
Hey I’m Anderson and this is one of the side projects I'm developing.
FollowMeUp (followmeup.xyz) is a simple and direct way to keep up with your client through his interactions with your digital product.
Have a clear understanding of what your costumers are facing in each step (sign up, onboarding, etc.) and convert more. With a simple integration you can add e-mail templates triggered to launch when the users gets to a specific spot in his journey.
Our inspiration
Did you know SaaS clients usually take up to 8 (eight!!) follow up e-mails and contacts to fully convert into using your platform? It goes out for knowing more about your solutions, it's features, the pain you deliver value to and how can it apply to his work on a day-to-day basis. So we wanted to make it easy for marketing and sales teams to organize these steps and follow ups without depending on the product and development team.
Our Solution
Whit a simple integration for the development team, we provide a web interface where the sales and marketing team can
- Define the user actions that triggers a follow up e-mail and
- Design the e-mail template that is going to be sent in that particular case and
- configure all email-ish information that is needed to a great delivery (from e-mail, title and etc.).
Then, with the activated trigger, every user that matches this requirement actions will receive this follow up!
You can test it out for free so your team can shift to using it for acquisition, Q&A, remarketing and validation purposes, and get a paid version for a daily use.
We know how improving and iterating a product while selling it to new costumer and keeping up with the ones you already have is a really tough job to do. So when we assume that keeping a good client is definitely cheaper than acquiring a brand new one, we turn down cost and time the sales and marketing team takes on increasing convertion and diminishing churn rates.
We would love to have some feedback from our landing page and of course our product.
