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Yet this million dollars of destroyed tea was only the beginning.

In 1773 a group of American Revolutionaries tossed 92,000 pounds of tea into the Boston Harbor for a nice little Boston Tea Party. They have die-hard customers who would likely be willing to pay for a monthly subscription to a community that would then boost lifetime value and buy more product.Ĭoffee and American freedom go hand in hand. There's a real possibility for BRCC to offer a paid membership independent of the coffee club. It's time they go beyond their social presence to having forums, events, and the like.

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We'd love to see Black Rifle Coffee go into full community mode.

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They need to allow users to update their payment information without having to log in. They need four to five plain text emails that go out in an intelligent drip based on the customer's behavior after they realize the card's declined. Let people cancel on their own without having to contact anyone.īRCC needs a top-to-bottom overhaul of their credit card failure stack.

Right now they're forcing you to contact support likely due to technical barriers.Īdd a one-question survey regarding why they're cancelling and funnel them into a salvage offer or a pause plan.Įmpower your support reps to save your customers. We're going to learn how Black Rifle Coffee Company created an insanely loyal fan base with phenomenal branding and then we're going to jump into what they're doing great, and not so great, with their subscription retention strategy-wrapping this all up into a nice case study for improvements for your own DTC brand. Today we're talking about Black Rifle Coffee, a company that's revolutionized the multi-billion dollar coffee market by imbuing identity and a point of view on a commoditized product. Please message us at if you have any questions or comments! This episode might reference ProfitWell and ProfitWell Recur, which following the acquisition by Paddle is now Paddle Studios.