As a passionate K-12 educator and innovative marketing professional, I specialize in crafting engaging and informative email courses for EdTech companies.
3 years ago, I decided it was time for a new chapter. A year later, I’m holding my Master’s in Marketing from WGU! 🎓✨
Balancing life and studies wasn't easy, and there were moments when it felt overwhelming. But the experience reminded me that curiosity has no expiration date. It's never too late to begin again, reinvent yourself, and pursue what matters to you. 🚀
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I still remember when I worked at a company. One year, we shipped a massive dashboard update that absolutely nobody asked for.
We assumed it would increase engagement and reduce churn. Instead, our support tickets spiked by 40%. Our developers were frustrated, and our users were confused.
The lesson? A new feature is a tax on your user's attention.
Every time you change the UI, you are forcing a busy founder or marketer to stop their actual job and relearn your software. If you are going to tax them, the payout better be immediate and massive.
We ended up rolling back half the update, simplified the interface, and watch churn drop back down to normal.
Sometimes the most profitable thing a developer can ship is the delete key.
#saas #UX #developer
Here’s how we can make onboarding easier and less stressful.😎
😴Before:Dropping trial users onto an empty analytics dashboard and pointing them to a 40-page help doc.
🤗After: Replacing the empty state with a 2-minute interactive setup that launches their first campaign on day one.
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If your sales cycle relies on summer school board meetings, you are playing losing game. Shift your GTM to bottom-up adoption. Let teachers fall in love with the product first.
Founders: How long is your average sales cycle right now?
#education#saas#founders
I finally cancelled a SaaS tool this week that I’ve paid for religiously for two years.
Not because of pricing or bugs. I cancelled it because their Major 3.0 Upgrade turned a 30-second daily habit into a 15-minute chore.
Before, I could log in, check campaign conversions, and export a clean snapshot in three clicks.
Then came the update.
Suddenly, I was hit with an AI command center, nested sub-menus, and custom query builders. The single button I used every morning was buried three layers deep.
It’s easy to think more features equal more value. You try to justify subscription prices by shipping flashier capabilities.
But users aren't asking for a cockpit. They just want to do their job and log out.
Sometimes the best product update isn't adding a new dashboard—it's protecting the simplicity that made people pay you in the first place.
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