r/SubscriptionEconomy

19 archived posts · Jun 2018 – Jan 2022

Subscription and SaaS Business Content and Articles

Subreddit for exchanging high-quality, relevant subscription/continuity and SaaS business articles, content, infographics and blog posts.

Created Jul 1, 2016 · restricted

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The purpose of this subreddit is to serve as a easy-access, centralized place to share links to subscription economy content. Examples of this might be articles on best practices for subscription or SaaS business models, subscription marketing, articles on maxizming CLV or reducing customer churn, etc...

At the core of this subreddit lies the principle that good content should be shared and that it should be easy for people share it and for people to find it. This is not a subreddit to post links to robot-generated blog posts or other black/gray hat content.

If you have great, original content - post it here. Grab original content from here to share on your own site.

Modding will be aggressive and all spam will be removed. Mods can remove any submission, for any reason, at any time.

RULES - Read Before Posting

No spam - weak/spammy submissions may be removed without warning.
Every submission has to start with [CATEGORY] and include a description of the content, i.e. [Customer Success] How One Subscription Business Increased Customer Retention by 40%, or [Educational] Calculating Customer Lifetime Value for SaaS Companies
Submissions which do not follow the rules will be removed without warning.

Please report all content you find that is of low quality or misleading.

Both links and text posts are allowed. While most submissions will be links, it's ok to post requesting links to specific pieces of content as well - let's say you want to link to a post referencing Subscription Business statistics - you can post a [request] for anyone who has an article which covers this topic.

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