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FounderPlaybooks.
What other founders did to grow.
2722 dispatches from hundreds of founders, pulled from the week's best podcasts.
What makes win-back offers so powerful in the wild is that you've got marketing channel access to these people — you send them an email or a push notification. That's what makes win-back so powerful. Apple gets close but then they just miss the fundamental thing that makes something powerful.
Win-back offers miss the most powerful ingredient: a direct communication channel to lapsed subscribers
Apple's new win-back offers let lapsed subscribers see a comeback deal inside the App Store or on app open — but Apple provides no server-to-server notification when someone becomes eligible, and no way to email or push them directly. The most effective win-back campaigns still require owning communication. Tools like RevenueCat can bridge this by identifying eligible subscribers and triggering your own push or email campaign the moment Apple flags eligibility.
a habit tracker like Sebastian's that we had chatted with a few months ago that ranks well in ASO so iOS uh app store optimization.
Use App Store Optimization as a Sustainable Moat Alongside Paid Channels
After the interview, host Pat Walls frames two winning strategies for crowded app categories: viral social media content (Evan's approach) or strong App Store Optimization. He presents ASO as a distinct, sustainable moat — a different growth vector that compounds organically and works independently of influencer spend.
There's a play for whatever you're stuck on.
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