On Stompstart by 5 March 2016 · Santa Monica · United States

SYBG.

A Santa Monica service that tracked which product updates each user had seen and told them about the rest, on-site, in-product or by email.

Marketing and sales

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    “The easiest way to (Re)activate and (Re)engage users.”

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Listing date unconfirmed · page saved 5 March 2016 · Public Beta

“The easiest way to (Re)activate and (Re)engage users.”

SYBG (Since You’ve Been Gone) is the easiest way for you to (Re)activate and (Re)engage users. Automatically deliver on-site, in-product, and e-mail product update announcements personalized for each individual user. The result: higher customer activation, engagement, retention, and MAU! How does it work? You simply tell SYBG the product update you want customers to know about and it takes care of the rest. SYBG automatically learns which product updates each of your users has seen. So that when new product updates are released, SYBG informs each user in a personalized way, whether on-site, in-product or via e-mail.

Topics
Marketing
Model
SaaS
Location
Santa Monica · United States
sybg.io ↗twitter.com/sybg_io ↗

In our words: The listing, at public beta, described SYBG (Since You've Been Gone) as a way to reactivate and re-engage users. A company told SYBG about a product update, and it learned which updates each user had already seen and sent personalised announcements on-site, in-product or by email.

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Sources

  1. sybg.io
  2. alternativeto.net
  3. startupranking.com
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