Web & Landing Pages
A site and signup flow that set accurate expectations, since subscribers who misunderstand what they signed up for churn almost immediately.
Everyone measures signups. Churn is what decides the business.
Mediaology runs marketing for subscription brands in retail and ecommerce. A site and signup flow that set accurate expectations, since subscribers who misunderstand what they signed up for churn almost immediately.
of the work goes to acquisition, which subscription brands generally solve first and which matters least if the retention side is leaking.
goes to retention, because a subscription business is essentially a churn rate wearing a marketing budget, small improvements change the entire model.
goes to the first delivery and the opening weeks, where the majority of cancellations are actually decided regardless of what follows.
Subscription economics are unforgiving in a specific way: acquisition is a solvable problem, and churn quietly determines whether the business works at all. A brand acquiring efficiently while losing subscribers in month two is buying revenue at a loss.
So we weight the work toward retention. The first delivery and the opening weeks decide most cancellations, so onboarding, expectation setting, and early communication matter more than almost anything downstream. A subscriber who reaches month four usually stays considerably longer.
We also build the mechanics that reduce avoidable churn: pause options instead of cancel-only, flexible frequency, save flows that address the actual reason someone is leaving, and win-back campaigns for lapsed subscribers who churned for reasons that no longer apply. Then we acquire against real cohort value rather than against a first-order figure that flatters everyone.
A site and signup flow that set accurate expectations, since subscribers who misunderstand what they signed up for churn almost immediately.
Acquisition campaigns measured against cohort value rather than first-order revenue, which routinely overstates how well acquisition is working.
Content and unboxing experience for the first delivery, where the majority of cancellation decisions are actually made.
Onboarding, pause and flexibility options, and save flows that address the real reason someone is cancelling rather than blocking the button.
Review generation and community building, plus win-back campaigns for lapsed subscribers whose original reason no longer applies.
Cohort retention reporting by month, which is the only view that shows whether the business is actually compounding.
A small reduction in monthly churn changes subscriber lifetime value more than a large increase in signups, and it costs less. Most subscription marketing does the opposite because signups are easier to celebrate.
Impressions and follower counts don't pay your bills. We track leads, calls, booked consults, and closed business, and we tune the engine around what actually moves the needle.
Every month you get a transparent recap: what we shipped, what's working, what's not, and what we're testing next. No 40-page PDFs you'll never read.
Most agencies hand you off after the pitch. You get the same senior lead from kickoff through year three: they know your brand, your data, and your last six months of calls cold.
Best for project briefs, scope questions, and longer conversations.
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Free 30-minute consult. We’ll review your current presence and identify quick wins for subscription brands.
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