2. Create a Wow moment for customers

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AHA! The moment is when the customer begins to see the true value of your service. It’s when they get an answer to the fundamental question:

"What will this give me?"

From the moment a user signs up, the user experience should be aimed at getting them to that point as quickly and smoothly as possible.

To do this, focus on optimizing onboarding. Send out training materials in advance to familiarize users with the service and its features.

If your service is more complex, it makes sense to offer russia mobile database free training to users. People interested in your product will want to know how it works, and by training them, you will lead them to the “wow” moment.

3. Show your unique value proposition (UVP)
Your value proposition is what makes your product unique .

A good value proposition is simple, tells users exactly what they will get, and can be read and understood in about 5 seconds. It also avoids sales pitches and business jargon. Clarity is key.

Constantly delivering a value proposition is a must. It’s what your users signed up for, and it’s what will keep them staying.

It's also a good idea to remind them of your value proposition from time to time. Showing them what they're getting will encourage them to continue subscribing.