Floga · B2C · yoga sequencing app
Limit lifetime deals to a set number of spots and 5-7 days
Founder says it cut procrastination and worked very well; no numbers
Workedpricingpr-launch
What they did
Lifetime deals were limited both in number of spots and in time window; recommends 5-7 days maximum so people decide instead of procrastinating.
What happened
Guest says it works very effectively
- Stage
- launch
This shipped together with other changes, so the result can't be credited to this alone.
“we uh explain how it's going to work with the um lifetime deals, which are always uh limited in uh number and limited in the uh in time frames.”
“So 5 to 7 days maximum, in my opinion. This force people to make a decision instead of procrastinating, and this worked uh very well.”
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