Tallow and Ash · B2C · eco-friendly laundry detergent
Boost a post apologizing for a product flaw and showing the fix
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What they did
Tallow and Ash boosted an organic social post saying sorry about their previous packaging (it made a mess), and that the new packaging fixes it, speaking directly to why customers bought (reduce waste).
In their words
Sub Club by RevenueCat · Boost Conversion and Retention with Jobs to Be Done — Daphne Tideman, Growth Advisor“They sponsored a post about saying, "We're sorry about our previous packaging. It wasn't good enough. We've got new packaging."”
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