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On-boarding new sponsors #3
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Congratulations on your first sponsor 🎉 This is an amazing achievement.
GitHub provides an update functionality within the GitHub Sponsors dashboard. You can send emails to either all sponsors or just a subset of sponsors. The UI is super simple and it's a great way to get in touch with your supporters. Head over to https://github.com/sponsors/[username]/dashboard/updates
Good idea, but be prepared that the response rate will be low. Chances are 50/50 with one Sponsor so worth a try 😉 Having a good relation ship with your
Yes, exactly a private is the way to go. Although in addition to the private repo I also set up a public facing repository as so to say a landing page https://github.com/stefanbuck/pull-request-badge-app. I hope this helps a little. |
Thanks, that helps. I didn't know about that Github feature to send email to sponsors, definitely it's a nice thing to have. It's a pity they don't have a way to reach only new sponsors, though. I already have a "landing-page" on my blog so I will just make the private repos for the distinct tiers. Thanks a lot for your reply! |
Hi @pgorod! I'm happy to be your first sponsor, and it's heartening to see your concern for your sponsor base. I did your email but it directed me to the SuiteCRM forum to reply, so I will reply to you separately there regarding specifics. For the general case, it sounds to me like you're on the right track, and a private repo seems like the 'simplest thing that works' solution. I'm happy to answer any questions you might have going forward. Best wishes! |
Got my first Sponsor today! Yay! 🎉
I was wondering what would be the best-practices for properly on-boarding the user.
How to do the first contact? I don't have his email.
Can I put him on some mailing list or some way to keep regular contact?
Should I send a questionnaire and gather some more info to better serve him?
How to actually share the code for the Sponsorware? (I think I heard in one of Caleb's podcasts or interviews that he just has a GitHub private repo for this purpose).
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