How Submagic.co adds
€18,200 in new MRR each month
with behavioral email marketing

How Submagic.co adds
€18,200 in new MRR each month with behavioral email marketing

How Submagic.co adds €18,200 in new MRR each month with behavioral
email marketing

This strategy enables them to:

This strategy
enables them to:

Boost free-to-paid conversions through targeted pre-purchase flows.

Boost free-to-paid conversions through targeted pre-purchase flows.

Boost free-to-paid conversions through targeted pre-purchase flows.

Boost free-to-paid conversions through targeted pre-purchase flows.

Boost free-to-paid conversions through targeted pre-purchase flows.

Boost free-to-paid conversions through targeted pre-purchase flows.

Increase ARPU with personalized upsell and cross-sell flows tailored to each user’s situation.

Increase ARPU with personalized upsell and cross-sell flows tailored to each user’s situation.

Increase ARPU with personalized upsell and cross-sell flows tailored to each user’s situation.

Step 1 : Customer Journey Mapping

Each email aims to reduce friction experienced by users throughout the customer journey and help them progress to the next step.

This includes every stage, from discovering your solution to becoming a loyal customer:

  • Discovery

  • Signup to trial

  • Onboarding

  • Aha moment

  • Conversion

  • Retention

  • Upsell & Cross-sell

  • Churn risk

  • Cancellation

  • Winback

Every user action must be mapped to design a holistic strategy that covers all possible scenarios.

Example of a simplified customer journey map for a prospecting SaaS:

Step 1 : Customer Journey Mapping

Each email aims to reduce friction experienced by users throughout the customer journey and help them progress to the next step.

This includes every stage, from discovering your solution to becoming a loyal customer:

  • Discovery

  • Signup to trial

  • Onboarding

  • Aha moment

  • Conversion

  • Retention

  • Upsell & Cross-sell

  • Churn risk

  • Cancellation

  • Winback

Every user action must be mapped to design a holistic strategy that covers all possible scenarios.

Example of a simplified customer journey map for a prospecting SaaS:

Step 1 : Customer Journey Mapping

Each email aims to reduce friction experienced by users throughout the customer journey and help them progress to the next step.

This includes every stage, from discovering your solution to becoming a loyal customer:

  • Discovery

  • Signup to trial

  • Onboarding

  • Aha moment

  • Conversion

  • Retention

  • Upsell & Cross-sell

  • Churn risk

  • Cancellation

  • Winback

Every user action must be mapped to design a holistic strategy that covers all possible scenarios.

Example of a simplified customer journey map for a prospecting SaaS:

Step 2 : Flow Implementation

Flows are automated emails triggered by a specific user action.

They generate over 50% of the results from your email marketing strategy.

Each flow has one goal: to drive the user to take a defined action that allows him to progress through the customer journey.

Example: use the tool, leave a review, subscribe to a plan…

How flow cycles work:

Each flow must:

- Include triggers and conditional scenarios based on user behavior rather than timing

- Contain emails with copywriting adapted to each behavior.

Step 2 : Flow Implementation

Flows are automated emails triggered by a specific user action.

They generate over 50% of the results from your email marketing strategy.

Each flow has one goal: to drive the user to take a defined action that allows him to progress through the customer journey.

Example: use the tool, leave a review, subscribe to a plan…

How flow cycles work:

Each flow must:

- Include triggers and conditional scenarios based on user behavior rather than timing

- Contain emails with copywriting adapted to each behavior.

Step 2 : Flow Implementation

Flows are automated emails triggered by a specific user action.

They generate over 50% of the results from your email marketing strategy.

Each flow has one goal: to drive the user to take a defined action that allows him to progress through the customer journey.

Example: use the tool, leave a review, subscribe to a plan…

How flow cycles work:

Each flow must:

- Include triggers and conditional scenarios based on user behavior rather than timing

- Contain emails with copywriting adapted to each behavior.

+18 Flows covering the entire Customer Journey:

Conversion

Lead Magnet Flow – Capture site visitors’ emails and convert them to free trials

Welcome Flow – Convert free trial users into paid plans

Abandoned Payment Flow – Convert users who reached the payment page but didn’t complete purchase

Re-engagement Flow – Re-convert churned users Post-Trial

Conversion Flow – Convert users whose free trial expired into paid plans

Lead Magnet Flow – Capture site visitors’ emails and convert them to free trials

Welcome Flow – Convert free trial users into paid plans

Abandoned Payment Flow – Convert users who reached the payment page but didn’t complete purchase

Re-engagement Flow – Re-convert churned users Post-Trial

Conversion Flow – Convert users whose free trial expired into paid plans

Lead Magnet Flow – Capture site visitors’ emails and convert them to free trials

Welcome Flow – Convert free trial users into paid plans

Abandoned Payment Flow – Convert users who reached the payment page but didn’t complete purchase

Re-engagement Flow – Re-convert churned users Post-Trial

Conversion Flow – Convert users whose free trial expired into paid plans

Retention

Onboarding Flow – Onboard new users who recently subscribed to a paid plan

Inactivity Flow (churn prevention) – Reactivate users inactive for (X) days

Low Usage Flow (churn prevention) – Reactivate users with no activity for (X) days

Cancellation Page Visit Flow (churn prevention) – Reactivate users who viewed the cancellation page more than (Y) times in the last (X) days

Cancellation Flow – Contact users who cancelled to limit churn and collect qualitative/quantitative feedback

Failed Payment Flow – Reduce involuntary churn caused by payment failures

Gamification Flow – Gamify product usage and achievement of results Review

Collection Flow – Encourage satisfied users to leave reviews on platforms like G2, Capterra, Trustpilot, etc.

Onboarding Flow – Onboard new users who recently subscribed to a paid plan

Inactivity Flow (churn prevention) – Reactivate users inactive for (X) days

Low Usage Flow (churn prevention) – Reactivate users with no activity for (X) days

Cancellation Page Visit Flow (churn prevention) – Reactivate users who viewed the cancellation page more than (Y) times in the last (X) days

Cancellation Flow – Contact users who cancelled to limit churn and collect qualitative/quantitative feedback

Failed Payment Flow – Reduce involuntary churn caused by payment failures

Gamification Flow – Gamify product usage and achievement of results Review

Collection Flow – Encourage satisfied users to leave reviews on platforms like G2, Capterra, Trustpilot, etc.

Onboarding Flow – Onboard new users who recently subscribed to a paid plan

Inactivity Flow (churn prevention) – Reactivate users inactive for (X) days

Low Usage Flow (churn prevention) – Reactivate users with no activity for (X) days

Cancellation Page Visit Flow (churn prevention) – Reactivate users who viewed the cancellation page more than (Y) times in the last (X) days

Cancellation Flow – Contact users who cancelled to limit churn and collect qualitative/quantitative feedback

Failed Payment Flow – Reduce involuntary churn caused by payment failures

Gamification Flow – Gamify product usage and achievement of results Review

Collection Flow – Encourage satisfied users to leave reviews on platforms like G2, Capterra, Trustpilot, etc.

Evolution

Annual Plan Upsell Flow – Encourage monthly subscribers to switch to annual plans

Tier Upgrade Flow – Upsell users who have reached feature or credit limits

Feature Limitation Flow – Promote higher-tier features by upgrading plans

Multi-Product Cross-Sell Flow – Offer complementary products if available

Referral Flow – Encourage more users to join referral or affiliate programs

Annual Plan Upsell Flow – Encourage monthly subscribers to switch to annual plans

Tier Upgrade Flow – Upsell users who have reached feature or credit limits

Feature Limitation Flow – Promote higher-tier features by upgrading plans

Multi-Product Cross-Sell Flow – Offer complementary products if available

Referral Flow – Encourage more users to join referral or affiliate programs

Annual Plan Upsell Flow – Encourage monthly subscribers to switch to annual plans

Tier Upgrade Flow – Upsell users who have reached feature or credit limits

Feature Limitation Flow – Promote higher-tier features by upgrading plans

Multi-Product Cross-Sell Flow – Offer complementary products if available

Referral Flow – Encourage more users to join referral or affiliate programs

⚠️ This list is not exhaustive but provides a solid foundation to build an effective strategy tailored to your SaaS specifics.

⚠️ This list is not exhaustive but provides a solid foundation to build an effective strategy tailored to your SaaS specifics.

⚠️ This list is not exhaustive but provides a solid foundation to build an effective strategy tailored to your SaaS specifics.

Step 3 : Campaign Implementation

Campaigns are one-off emails sent to targeted contact segments

Key segments

  • Prospects & Leads

  • Paying Users

  • Former Users

Sending frequency

Each segment receives 1 to 2 emails per week.

1 - Prospects & Leads

Goal: convert to paying users
CTA: 80% focus on conversion

  • New features

  • Product explanations

  • Success stories

2 - Paying Users

Goal: increase product usage and reduce churn
CTA: 80% focus on product usage

  • Valuable content

  • Success stories

  • New features

3 - Former Users

Goal: convert back to paying users
CTA: 80% focus on reconversion

  • New features

  • Success stories

  • Feature highlights

⚠️ Although some emails may look similar, the copywriting and goals differ greatly depending on the segment.

Step 3 : Campaign Implementation

Campaigns are one-off emails sent to targeted contact segments

Key segments

  • Prospects & Leads

  • Paying Users

  • Former Users

Sending frequency

Each segment receives 1 to 2 emails per week.

1 - Prospects & Leads

Goal: convert to paying users
CTA: 80% focus on conversion

  • New features

  • Product explanations

  • Success stories

2 - Paying Users

Goal: increase product usage and reduce churn
CTA: 80% focus on product usage

  • Valuable content

  • Success stories

  • New features

3 - Former Users

Goal: convert back to paying users
CTA: 80% focus on reconversion

  • New features

  • Success stories

  • Feature highlights

⚠️ Although some emails may look similar, the copywriting and goals differ greatly depending on the segment.

Step 3 : Campaign Implementation

Campaigns are one-off emails sent to targeted contact segments

Key segments

  • Prospects & Leads

  • Paying Users

  • Former Users

Sending frequency

Each segment receives 1 to 2 emails per week.

1 - Prospects & Leads

Goal: convert to paying users
CTA: 80% focus on conversion

  • New features

  • Product explanations

  • Success stories

2 - Paying Users

Goal: increase product usage and reduce churn
CTA: 80% focus on product usage

  • Valuable content

  • Success stories

  • New features

3 - Former Users

Goal: convert back to paying users
CTA: 80% focus on reconversion

  • New features

  • Success stories

  • Feature highlights

⚠️ Although some emails may look similar, the copywriting and goals differ greatly depending on the segment.

Want to go further?

Schedule an intro call below, where we will cover:

Your current email marketing strategy
Your current email marketing strategy
Your current email marketing strategy
Your current results
Your current results
Your current results

What you’re missing and what needs to be incorporated or adjusted in your email marketing to reach those goals

What you’re missing and what needs to be incorporated or adjusted in your email marketing
to reach those goals

Your KPIs and MRR goals for the next 6-12 months

You’ll leave with a clear, custom, detailed action plan to execute on your own and achieve your objectives.