What did we learn about B2C apps today? I'll tell you for free... retention (churn) and LTV are a m*therf*cker

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This brand sells to scientists and still managed to drive $100k+ from cart recovery alone. High AOV, long cycle, real conversion. TxtCart handled all of it. Steal the strategy in the full case study below.

POV: you have TxtCart live agents recovering abandoned checkouts

EVERYONE'S prone to burnout, whether they admit it or not. Usually happens to me when I’ve hit a mental low. I stop giving af about dashboards or finances or hopping on calls. I’ll just keep pushing shit back over and over, even if it takes 5 minutes. It’s not that I don’t

Your founder title doesn’t mean shit if you’ve stopped building. I kept shipping at $2.5M ARR when most founders checked out. Save for when comfort starts calling:

Gamenetics swapped Postscript for TxtCart’s AI-powered SMS and turned their generic, one-size-fits-all cart abandonment into: - $14,089 in extra revenue. - 19.23x ROI. - 42% SMS conversion rate. ONE FLOW ALONE recovers $7.5K every month.

Do you want money now? Sell info. Do you want money later? Sell SaaS. Do you want money now and later? Sell info + SaaS Few..

Bootstrapping makes you allergic to bullshit. You don’t get to bleed money on ads and pray churn fixes itself. Every customer has to be worth more over time, or you’re cooked. Service is the multiplier. Big players use it too. They just hide it under a pile of funding.

Pretty sick results to share here. Metal Shines pulled in $26,802 in extra revenue with a 10.43x ROI and recovered 19% of checkouts. ALL from AI-powered SMS conversations. Save this for your next checkout recovery push.