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    What is growth for you in your startup?

    Seunbayo
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    JDS
    Finclout
    Finclout
    Revenue. Revenue. Revenue. For finclout.io, I was initially targeting a free service that similar to StackOverflow allows for efficient Q&A, but it attracted not the customer segment that I wanted and that would give useful feedback.
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    Rich Watson
    NVSTly: Social Investing
    NVSTly: Social Investing
    increasing signups and activity
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    Julia Putzeys
    we're focused on retention. Even if growth is slow, but we are retaining users at a high rate, we're moving in the right direction to offer value.
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    Rhea Reanoga
    @julia_putzeys care to share on how you maintain that?
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    Julia Putzeys
    @rhea_reanoga Definitely! So far two things have been working well for us: 1. Publishing weekly content across our channels. We write a blog post that's relevant to our audience and publish it on our website, in the app, and across email and social. This day is always our highest traffic day. 2. Utilizing push notifications. We use One Signal to send automated and manual push notifications based on users engagement with the app, and the content we're sending out. This has definitely boosted our retention over time.
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