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"Why Do 3 Out of 4 of My Customers Cancel?" — Transcript

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  1. 0:00I sell a monthly meat subscription box
  2. 0:02to chronically ill and health conscious
  3. 0:03people and we launched five months ago
  4. 0:07and we are currently doing like 33k per
  5. 0:10month in revenue.
  6. 0:11>> So this is a brand new thing that you
  7. 0:12just started?
  8. 0:14>> Yes, that's right. And my question is
  9. 0:16about churn.
  10. 0:17>> Okay.
  11. 0:18>> Because customers who stay past the
  12. 0:20first couple of months tend to stick.
  13. 0:22For example, our very first group of
  14. 0:24customers from five months ago
  15. 0:26they just placed their fourth order and
  16. 0:28churn from last month to this month was
  17. 0:31only 16%.
  18. 0:33>> I mean
  19. 0:34>> but new customers churn a lot after
  20. 0:37their first month.
  21. 0:39From the group that bought for the first
  22. 0:41time last month, 75% did not buy a
  23. 0:44second box.
  24. 0:45>> Okay.
  25. 0:47>> So the question is what should I do to
  26. 0:48specifically reduce the churn between
  27. 0:50the first and second month of the
  28. 0:52subscription?
  29. 0:55>> What do you want to do with this
  30. 0:56business?
  31. 0:59>> Well, this is one of the first business
  32. 1:00that I wanted to do something that would
  33. 1:02compound because before I was
  34. 1:05in social education
  35. 1:07one course that I would have to promote
  36. 1:09all over
  37. 1:10and over again.
  38. 1:11>> Yeah, yeah, I got you.
  39. 1:13All right. Um
  40. 1:16>> And I'm sorry just a little reminder, I
  41. 1:18hear myself double in the phone.
  42. 1:21>> Good to know. Sorry about that. Can you
  43. 1:22hear me without hearing the double?
  44. 1:25>> Yeah, I hear you perfectly.
  45. 1:26>> so I'll just I'll do more of the
  46. 1:28talking. How about that?
  47. 1:29Um
  48. 1:31Okay. So here's the deal.
  49. 1:34You're you're selling like wellness
  50. 1:36boxes to people who are sick, right?
  51. 1:39>> Yes.
  52. 1:39>> Okay, got it.
  53. 1:41Um
  54. 1:44Is it a changing thing every month like
  55. 1:46what's inside of it?
  56. 1:48>> Yeah, they they actually have to place
  57. 1:50the order each month again.
  58. 1:54>> They have to manually place it again?
  59. 1:57>> Yes.
  60. 1:57>> Oh, well, I mean that's I mean that's
  61. 1:59thing number one. I mean it has to be
  62. 2:00automatic. No one's going to want to do
  63. 2:01that every month.
  64. 2:04>> Yeah.
  65. 2:05>> So, I would just say like have a default
  66. 2:06box and they can choose to edit it if
  67. 2:08they want to, but like you send a
  68. 2:09default box to everybody.
  69. 2:11Even if it's new. Does that make sense?
  70. 2:12>> Okay.
  71. 2:14>> So, that's the thing number one. Um but
  72. 2:15what the reason I asked like what do you
  73. 2:17want to have happen with this business?
  74. 2:18Is this all drop shipped or is this like
  75. 2:19you have a warehouse full of like
  76. 2:20goodies?
  77. 2:23>> Uh
  78. 2:24we have we have uh rented a warehouse
  79. 2:26and we have farmers
  80. 2:29who who sell the sheep who sell the meat
  81. 2:31to us.
  82. 2:33>> Okay, so it's meat.
  83. 2:37>> I'm sorry. I I just hear Yeah, good.
  84. 2:39>> It's meat?
  85. 2:40>> just hearing sound.
  86. 2:41>> Uh got it. Okay, so these are meat
  87. 2:43boxes. This is like ButcherBox.
  88. 2:45>> Yeah, yeah, it's exactly like
  89. 2:46ButcherBox.
  90. 2:48>> Got [laughter] it. Okay, I understood.
  91. 2:50Um
  92. 2:51avatar selection seemed really
  93. 2:52important, number one. Number two, so
  94. 2:55it's like if you go to poor people, they
  95. 2:57will turn out because they basically
  96. 2:59bought you for a one-time discounted
  97. 3:00like steak or whatever.
  98. 3:02Um you want to be positioning against
  99. 3:04groceries and like their source of food.
  100. 3:07Um
  101. 3:08and you'll probably need a mix of
  102. 3:12different meats. It is very elastic from
  103. 3:14a pricing perspective, which I don't
  104. 3:15love. Um I'm pretty sure like actually I
  105. 3:19don't know if I'm under NDA.
  106. 3:21Well, I've seen very big ones of these
  107. 3:22and they run paper thin margins.
  108. 3:26>> Mhm.
  109. 3:27>> So, I don't know if this like I'm being
  110. 3:28like really real with you. I don't know
  111. 3:29if this is like, "Hey, I want to just
  112. 3:31have like
  113. 3:33it's tough because people's people's
  114. 3:34flavors change, their palate change.
  115. 3:36This isn't me trying to tell you not to
  116. 3:37do this business, but like this is going
  117. 3:39to be a hard business that will eat
  118. 3:40capital for a long time.
  119. 3:44>> We actually didn't have to invest
  120. 3:46anything into that.
  121. 3:47>> Uh-huh.
  122. 3:51>> We have like third-party logistics we
  123. 3:53just
  124. 3:54Yeah. People people pay to us and then
  125. 3:55we go buy the meat.
  126. 3:57>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
  127. 3:57No, I get it.
  128. 3:59Um okay, so number one is that you have
  129. 4:01to give them a sample box every month
  130. 4:03and just have them uh agree to the this
  131. 4:05the mix of meats. That'll be much easier
  132. 4:07for you and make everybody do the
  133. 4:09default there. Um I'm assuming the next
  134. 4:12issue is that people will
  135. 4:14basically feel like they already have
  136. 4:15enough meat.
  137. 4:17So they don't need more. And so before
  138. 4:19they do their subscription, you need to
  139. 4:20text them and tell them like they have
  140. 4:22the option of skipping uh skipping a
  141. 4:24month and so it can go every other
  142. 4:26month. Um or like they can change their
  143. 4:28order via text if they want to just like
  144. 4:31cut the cut the portions down in half.
  145. 4:33Both of those are viable and they have
  146. 4:34to be able to do that conveniently.
  147. 4:36Um but I think the biggest thing though
  148. 4:38is going to be how they're being sold.
  149. 4:41If it's sold fun only based on like
  150. 4:44Is it Is it Is it mostly sold on the
  151. 4:46discount, the fact that it's cheaper to
  152. 4:47buy it this way?
  153. 4:49>> No, no, no. It's quite opposite,
  154. 4:51actually.
  155. 4:51>> Okay.
  156. 4:52>> We We called it bet- better meat.
  157. 4:54>> Okay.
  158. 4:55>> And we just sell at a premium.
  159. 4:58>> Okay.
  160. 4:58>> those from the farmers, pasture-raised,
  161. 5:01and everything.
  162. 5:01>> Cool. Then what was the number one
  163. 5:02reason that people canceled?
  164. 5:04Or did they just not reorder?
  165. 5:08>> We We just did a survey and
  166. 5:11there were two reasons. First one was
  167. 5:13that they were not able to curate their
  168. 5:15box and second was price.
  169. 5:21>> Got it. Okay.
  170. 5:23So I would sell on the meat being
  171. 5:25superior as obviously the strong angle,
  172. 5:27which you already have, which is good.
  173. 5:29Um
  174. 5:31from the customization, I think you have
  175. 5:33to make it easier. So it's like you will
  176. 5:34get the default box and you can edit it
  177. 5:36via text. No one wants to like log in
  178. 5:38and do it. I'm just telling you right
  179. 5:39now. So I think you could just have an
  180. 5:41agent that receives it and then and then
  181. 5:43edits the orders in the back. That's
  182. 5:44super for now.
  183. 5:46Um so there's that. I think editing the
  184. 5:49the system flow. In terms of the
  185. 5:50pricing,
  186. 5:51normally I ignore people who say price
  187. 5:53stuff, but when it comes to food, it is
  188. 5:55so elastic um, in terms of pricing. So,
  189. 5:58it may be like a are you pricing it by
  190. 6:00pound?
  191. 6:03>> No, we just price it per per box.
  192. 6:06>> Yeah.
  193. 6:07I would the nice thing that you can do
  194. 6:08is you can probably put cuz it's not
  195. 6:10going to cuz you're you're just getting
  196. 6:11started with this new business. Um, I
  197. 6:13would consider price testing try Like do
  198. 6:15this first stuff first, right? Add in
  199. 6:18add in the the the like a default box
  200. 6:21that they can change whenever they want.
  201. 6:22Add the text in ahead of time so they
  202. 6:24can skip. They can cut the portions in
  203. 6:25half or add it all in that one flow.
  204. 6:27That's the first thing that I would do.
  205. 6:30Beyond that,
  206. 6:31um,
  207. 6:32I would test
  208. 6:33funnels that are like maybe like
  209. 6:36quarterly shipments cuz that'll also
  210. 6:38help you offset CAC cuz you'll be able
  211. 6:39to get more cash up front and it'll be
  212. 6:41less frequent. So, that's another option
  213. 6:44that probably be [clears throat] like
  214. 6:45test number two that will allow you to
  215. 6:46scale more that will probably allow you
  216. 6:48to scale faster.
  217. 6:50Um, and um,
  218. 6:54number cuz you could also basically
  219. 6:56think about this way is like you could
  220. 6:57have the subscription
  221. 6:59renew on a different cadence than the
  222. 7:01boxes are being shipped. Does that make
  223. 7:03sense?
  224. 7:05>> Yes.
  225. 7:06>> So, that that's probably like I know I'm
  226. 7:08giving you to but like you have one
  227. 7:09clear thing which is meat. So, a lot of
  228. 7:11the a lot of the tests are going to be
  229. 7:12like kind of like pricing and offer
  230. 7:14driven. Um, but these are the things
  231. 7:16that I'd be looking at.
  232. 7:17>> Can Can I just add
  233. 7:19Uh, we tested the pricing because
  234. 7:22very first months we calculated per
  235. 7:24early and we had to increase the price
  236. 7:26and we did it in AB test and it was like
  237. 7:28plus 35% and plus 50%.
  238. 7:32And now we see that those with 50% churn
  239. 7:35less.
  240. 7:36>> Churn less. Okay, so this is good. So,
  241. 7:38what it is is basically what so before I
  242. 7:40don't know. I mean, the day the sample
  243. 7:42size seems kind of small given the
  244. 7:43revenue. So, I don't know if it's
  245. 7:44statistically significant. So, I'll
  246. 7:46probably just keep running that. But, if
  247. 7:48the 50 keeps winning,
  248. 7:50then what that would indicate to me is
  249. 7:51an avatar thing. So, that means that you
  250. 7:53need to lean more in terms of the
  251. 7:55creative on the types of people who
  252. 7:58resemble the ideal customer more.
  253. 8:02>> Mhm.
  254. 8:03>> So, it's like we need to target those
  255. 8:04people and we need messaging that
  256. 8:05resonates more with that person. And so,
  257. 8:07it might I mean, you might find that 50
  258. 8:09and that 100% boost actually goes even
  259. 8:11higher because they just want the best
  260. 8:12stuff.
  261. 8:14>> Mhm.
  262. 8:14>> Does that make sense? Like, if you
  263. 8:15become a stre- like, I'll tell you a
  264. 8:17completely different example, but like
  265. 8:18in the gym world, when we had
  266. 8:20memberships that were like at $300 a
  267. 8:22month, it was a price point that was
  268. 8:25like a stretch for a middle-class
  269. 8:28person, but too cheap for a rich person.
  270. 8:31It sort of kind of gets in this no man's
  271. 8:32land. And so, you might find that plus
  272. 8:3375 even performs better than 50. Again,
  273. 8:36if this data holds.
  274. 8:39>> Yeah. It It's holding for 2 months
  275. 8:41already, and we are at the top of the
  276. 8:43market right now.
  277. 8:44>> Okay. Then, there might be a position
  278. 8:46for you to continue to raise the price
  279. 8:47so that they can associate with premium.
  280. 8:49And just say And I would say like, in
  281. 8:51then if that becomes the position, then
  282. 8:53all my copy in the ads is like, "We are
  283. 8:55not the cheapest meat. In fact, we're
  284. 8:57the most expensive you can find, but
  285. 8:58that's because we're the best. And meat
  286. 9:01is probably the most meaty thing that
  287. 9:03you're eating as a portion of your diet.
  288. 9:05And so, you should probably think about
  289. 9:07like every single calorie that you eat
  290. 9:08is what your body gets made of. It's
  291. 9:10like, wouldn't you want to eat the best
  292. 9:11stuff?"
  293. 9:13>> Mhm.
  294. 9:14>> So, those are probably the marketing
  295. 9:15angles I would take. I would experiment
  296. 9:17with the different billing cycles, and
  297. 9:18for sure I'd add in the AI agent.
  298. 9:20There's part of you that's probably
  299. 9:22going to be afraid of like texting them
  300. 9:23before the billing, but you have to just
  301. 9:25get rid of all of that. You want to just
  302. 9:27have a product that people want to keep
  303. 9:28subscribing, not that they forget about
  304. 9:30it.
  305. 9:31>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. No, no, it's
  306. 9:33okay because anyway, in Czech Republic,
  307. 9:35we have to remind them before before the
  308. 9:37charge.
  309. 9:38>> Even better. So, yeah, that like I would
  310. 9:40have the AI agent allow them and then I
  311. 9:41would really strongly consider switching
  312. 9:43to a quarterly billing cycle
  313. 9:45um as a test and then you and you
  314. 9:48deliver them weekly or whatever.
  315. 9:51>> Yeah.
  316. 9:52Makes sense.
  317. 9:54Makes sense. And and focus on the avatar
  318. 9:57on the higher avatar.
  319. 9:58>> that's what it's I mean that's what it's
  320. 9:59showing very clearly. It's the richer
  321. 10:01people who want it so then like keep
  322. 10:03honestly I'll keep going until they they
  323. 10:05they tell me no.
  324. 10:08>> Mhm.
  325. 10:08>> So, like if if this test concludes
  326. 10:12>> So, when this test concludes between
  327. 10:13plus 30 and plus 50, you might have a
  328. 10:15plus 50 versus a plus 75 and run that
  329. 10:18test.
  330. 10:19>> Yeah.
  331. 10:21I understood.
  332. 10:22>> Even if it's the same it's like it's a
  333. 10:23huge amount of extra profit.
  334. 10:26>> Yeah, yeah, yeah.
  335. 10:27>> Cool.
  336. 10:28>> It is.
  337. 10:30Thank you.
  338. 10:31>> Appreciate you, man.
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