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The cost-of-living crisis saw many consumers tighten the purse strings out of necessity and reduce the number of monthly subscriptions they were paying out. However, consumer behaviour is changing as new research from Minna Technologies, FT Strategies, and global market research firm Savanta shows.

The end of lockdowns and rising cost of living could explain why growing numbers of people are looking to drop some of the best-known fitness, dating and TV streaming apps.

Find out how to grow your memberships, through recruiting new members, as well as engaging and retaining current ones.

If you want to scale your business quickly, then there are some tried and tested ways to achieve this. Check out our tips, from strategic planning to upselling.

Want to develop your business to 100k revenue+ but don’t know how? Don’t worry, our tips will help you make the leap. Starting a business can be a real challenge but often the owners find that they are able to develop to a certain level and then suddenly hit a roadblock.

When you are starting a new business, one of the first things you need to think about is what payment methods you are going to offer. Experts tell us that we’re heading towards a cashless society and this means that you need to have easy ways to accept cards both in-store and online.

The telecoms industry is one of the most competitive sectors in the UK, so if you’re looking to retain a competitive advantage then you need to be presenting your customers with a great user experience (UX). Read on to find out how to embed your payments processes in your telecoms software.

Discover the power of recurring payments and how they can fuel your business growth. Learn how to streamline revenue and boost customer retention.

For many companies, the key metric they look at is how many new subscribers they are bringing on board but this misses an important point about leaky buckets.The larger the hole, the more water you are going to need to put in to fill it, and if you stop filling then your bucket will empty very quickly indeed.

Direct Debit is a great way for businesses to take regular payments from their customers whether that is a standard monthly subscription or a variable amount. The payment method works well for companies and saves customers time and effort - a great example of a real ‘win-win’ situation! So what are the advantages of Direct debit? Read on and we’ll explain.