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Posted on Mar 7                  In today's data-driven world, being able to extract insights from data is a valuable skill. In this article, we'll explore how to perform basic data analysis using Python and SQL. We'll connect to a SQLite database, execute SQL queries, and visualize the results using Python libraries. 📊The database contains information about sales transactions made by a company. Here's what each field represents:The provided schema simulates a basic sales database, commonly used in retail or e-commerce settings. Each transaction (identified by TransactionID) involves the sale of one or more products. For each product sold, the database records the ProductID, ProductName, Quantity sold, PricePerUnit, and the date of the transaction (SalesDate).Purpose:This database schema and the accompanying data were created for the purpose of practicing database management and performing data analysis tasks,it is not real-world data.But it provides a simplified representation of sales transactions, making it suitable for learning SQL queries, data manipulation, and analysis.Note:It's important to note that in a real-world scenario, databases and data structures may be more complex, and additional considerations such as data integrity, normalization, and indexing would be taken into account. However, for learning and practice purposes, this schema serves as a good starting point.First, let's ensure we have the necessary tools installed. We'll need Python, SQLite, and the matplotlib library for data visualization. 💻We'll start by creating a SQLite database and populating it with some sample data. We'll then connect to this database using Python's sqlite3 library. 🔌We'll define a schema for our database containing information about sales transactions. The schema includes fields such as TransactionID, ProductID, ProductName, Quantity, PricePerUnit, and SalesDate. 💼Now that our database is set up, let's perform some basic data analysis tasks using SQL queries. 📊We'll calculate the total sales revenue for each product by multiplying the Quantity with PricePerUnit and summing it up. 💰We can visualize the results using Python libraries such as matplotlib. 📊We'll find the top 3 best-selling products based on the total quantity sold. 🏆outputWe'll calculate the average price per unit for all products. 📈outputIn this article, we've demonstrated how to connect to a SQLite database using Python, execute SQL queries, and perform basic data analysis tasks. By leveraging Python libraries such as sqlite3 and matplotlib, we can efficiently analyze data and gain valuable insights. 🚀  Templates let you quickly answer FAQs or store snippets for re-use.        Are you sure you want to hide this comment? It will become hidden in your post, but will still be visible via the comment's permalink.      Hide child comments as well                  Confirm              For further actions, you may consider blocking this person and/or reporting abuse              Namee - Mar 4                          Thiago da Silva Adriano - Mar 3                          Pranjal Sharma - Mar 2                          eaca89 - Mar 3                  DEV Community — A constructive and inclusive social network for software developers. With you every step of your journey.    Built on Forem — the open source software that powers DEV and other inclusive communities.Made with love and Ruby on Rails. DEV Community © 2016 - 2024.          We're a place where coders share, stay up-to-date and grow their careers.

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Posted on Mar 7                  Hey there fellow devs! We all know that in the world of software development, productivity is key. Whether you're slinging code on the backend or crafting pixel-perfect UIs on the frontend, finding ways to get more done in less time is a universal goal. So, let's dive into some informal productivity tips that can help you supercharge your workflow, whether you're tinkering with databases or wrangling CSS.Backend Bliss: Making the Most of Your TimeAutomate All the Things: Don't waste time on repetitive tasks. If you find yourself doing something more than once, it's time to automate it. Whether it's setting up deployments with CI/CD pipelines or automating database migrations, automation can save you loads of time and effort.Use the Right Tools: Every backend dev has their favorite tools, whether it's an IDE, a database management tool, or a debugging tool. Find the tools that work best for you and stick with them. Don't be afraid to try new tools, but don't get bogged down in tool paralysis Know Your Services Inside and Out: Whether you're working with AWS, Google Cloud, or your own custom services, take the time to really understand how they work. Knowing the ins and outs of your services can help you troubleshoot issues faster and build more robust applications.Stay Organized: Keep your codebase clean and well-organized. Use consistent naming conventions, modularize your code, and comment liberally. A well-organized codebase is easier to navigate and maintain, saving you time and headaches in the long run.Frontend Finesse: Navigating the Wild World of Web DevelopmentMaster Your Framework: Whether you're a React junkie, an Angular aficionado, or a Vue virtuoso, take the time to really master your chosen frontend framework. Learn all the ins and outs, explore the latest features, and stay up-to-date with best practices.Stay Lean and Mean: Keep your frontend codebase lean and mean. Avoid bloat and unnecessary dependencies, and optimize your code for performance. Remember, every line of code you write is a potential source of bugs, so keep it simple and focused.Embrace CSS Like a Boss: CSS can be a beast, but don't let it intimidate you. Embrace the power of CSS preprocessors like Sass or Less, and explore the latest CSS frameworks and techniques. With the right tools and know-how, you can tame even the wildest of stylesheets.Test, Test, and Test Some More: Don't skimp on testing. Whether you're writing unit tests, integration tests, or end-to-end tests, testing is crucial for ensuring the reliability and stability of your frontend code. Embrace testing as a core part of your development process, and you'll thank yourself later.So there you have it, folks! Some informal productivity tips to help you crush it on both the backend and frontend. Whether you're automating deployments, mastering your favorite frontend framework, or wrangling unruly CSS, these tips can help you stay focused, efficient, and productive. So go forth and code like the wind, my friends!Templates let you quickly answer FAQs or store snippets for re-use.very nice article 😊 short, to the point, and while most of these may seem like common sense, you’d be amazed how often they aren’t used so all are worth stating! keep up the good work, mate!         Are you sure you want to hide this comment? It will become hidden in your post, but will still be visible via the comment's permalink.      Hide child comments as well                  Confirm              For further actions, you may consider blocking this person and/or reporting abuse              Scofield Idehen - Feb 20                          Marcus Ahlfors - Feb 7                          Web Genius - Feb 6                          MK - Feb 6                  DEV Community — A constructive and inclusive social network for software developers. With you every step of your journey.    Built on Forem — the open source software that powers DEV and other inclusive communities.Made with love and Ruby on Rails. DEV Community © 2016 - 2024.          We're a place where coders share, stay up-to-date and grow their careers.

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Sign upSign inSign upSign infatbobman ( 东坡肘子)FollowITNEXT--ListenShareNSCompoundPredicate allows developers to combine multiple NSPredicate objects into a single compound predicate. This mechanism is particularly suited for scenarios that require data filtering based on multiple criteria. However, in the new Foundation framework restructured with Swift, the direct functionality corresponding to NSCompoundPredicate is missing. This change poses a significant challenge for developers who wish to build applications using SwiftData. This article aims to explore how to dynamically construct complex predicates that meet the requirements of SwiftData, utilizing PredicateExpression, under the current technical conditions.During the development of the new version of the Health Notes app, I decided to replace the traditional Core Data with SwiftData to leverage the modern features of the Swift language. One of the core aspects of this data-centric application is to provide users with flexible and powerful data filtering capabilities. In this process, I faced a key challenge: how to construct diversified filtering schemes for user data retrieval. Here are some predicates used for fetching Memo instances:In the early versions of the application, users could flexibly combine filtering conditions, such as incorporating star marks with images, or filtering by specific notes and keywords. Previously, such dynamic combination requirements could be easily achieved using NSCompoundPredicate, which allows developers to dynamically combine multiple predicates and use the result as the retrieval condition for Core Data. However, after switching to SwiftData, I found the corresponding functionality to dynamically combine Swift Predicates was missing, which posed a significant constraint on the core functionality of the application. Addressing this issue is crucial for maintaining the functionality of the app and the satisfaction of its users.Don’t miss out on the latest updates and excellent articles about Swift, SwiftUI, Core Data, and SwiftData. Subscribe to Fatbobman’s Swift Weekly and receive weekly insights and valuable content directly to your inbox.NSCompoundPredicate offers a powerful way for developers to dynamically combine multiple NSPredicate instances into a single compound predicate. Here is an example demonstrating how to use the AND logical operator to combine two separate predicates a and b into a new predicate:Moreover, since NSPredicate allows for construction via strings, developers can utilize this feature to manually build new predicate expressions by combining the predicateFormat property. This method offers additional flexibility, enabling developers to directly manipulate and combine the string representations of existing predicates:Unfortunately, while these methods are very effective and flexible when using NSPredicate, they are not applicable to Swift Predicate. This means that when transitioning to using SwiftData, we need to explore new ways to achieve similar dynamic predicate combination functionality.In the previous article “Swift Predicate: Usage, Composition, and Considerations,” we explored the structure and composition of Swift Predicates in detail. In essence, developers construct the Predicate structure by declaring types that conform to the PredicateExpression protocol. Due to the potentially complex nature of this process, Foundation provides the #Predicate macro to simplify the operation.When we build Swift Predicates, the #Predicate macro automatically converts these operators into corresponding predicate expressions:After the macro is expanded, we can see the detailed composition of the predicate expression:Here, PredicateExpressions.build_Conjunction creates a PredicateExpressions.Conjunction expression corresponding to the && operator. It connects two expressions that return Boolean values, forming a complete expression. Theoretically, if we could extract and combine expressions from Swift Predicates individually, we could dynamically combine predicates based on the AND logic.The expression types corresponding to || and ! are PredicateExpressions.Disjunction and PredicateExpressions.Negation, respectively.Given that Swift Predicate provides an expression attribute, it's natural to consider utilizing this attribute to achieve such dynamic combinations:However, attempting the above code results in a compilation error:A deeper exploration into the implementation of the Predicate structure and PredicateExpressions.Conjunction reveals the constraints involved:The issue lies in the expression property being of the type any StandardPredicateExpression<Bool>, which doesn't contain sufficient information to identify the specific PredicateExpression implementation type. Since Conjunction requires the exact types of the left and right sub-expressions for initialization, we are unable to use the expression property directly to dynamically construct new combined expressions.Although we cannot directly utilize the expression attribute of Swift Predicate, there are still alternative ways to achieve the goal of dynamically constructing predicates. The key lies in understanding how to extract or independently create expressions from existing predicates and utilize expression builders such as build_Conjunction or build_Disjunction to generate new predicate expressions.Directly constructing predicates based on expression types can be quite cumbersome. A more practical method is to use the #Predicate macro, allowing developers to indirectly build and extract predicate expressions. This approach is inspired by the contribution of community member nOk on Stack Overflow.For example, consider the predicate built using the #Predicate macro:By examining the code expanded from the macro, we can extract the part of the code that forms the predicate expression:Since constructing an instance of PredicateExpression requires different parameters based on the type of expression, the following method cannot be used to generate the correct expression:Although we cannot directly replicate the expression to create a new PredicateExpression instance, we can redefine the same expression using a closure:Since the right-hand side value of the expression (such as "fat") might need to be dynamically assigned, we can design a closure that returns another expression closure. This allows the name to be determined at runtime:Using this closure that returns an expression, we can dynamically construct the predicate:Once we have defined the closures that return expressions, we can use PredicateExpressions.build_Conjunction or other logical constructors to create new predicates containing complex logic:The complete process is as follows:This method, although requiring some additional steps to manually create and combine expressions, provides a possibility for dynamically constructing complex Swift Predicates.Having mastered the complete process from predicate to expression and back to predicate, I now need to create a method that can dynamically combine expressions and generate predicates according to the requirements of my current project.Drawing inspiration from an example provided by Jeremy Schonfeld on Swift Forums, we can construct a method to dynamically synthesize predicates for retrieving Memo data, as shown below:Usage example:In the current implementation, due to Swift’s strong type system (each filtering logic corresponds to a specific predicate expression type), constructing a flexible and generic combination mechanism similar to NSCompoundPredicate appears relatively complex. The challenge we face is how to maintain type safety while implementing a sufficiently flexible strategy for combining expressions.For my application scenario, the primary requirement is to handle combinations of the Conjunction (logical AND) type, which is relatively straightforward. If future requirements extend to include Disjunction (logical OR), we will need to introduce additional logical judgments and identifiers in the combination process to flexibly address different logical combination requirements while maintaining code readability and maintainability. This may require more meticulous design to adapt to the variable combination logic while ensuring not to sacrifice Swift's type safety features.The complete code can be viewed here.Noah Kamara showcased a snippet of code in his Gist that provides capabilities similar to NSCompoundPredicate, making the combination of Swift Predicates straightforward and convenient. This method appears to be an intuitive and powerful solution:Despite its appeal, we cannot adopt this method in SwiftData. Why does this seemingly perfect solution encounter obstacles in SwiftData?Noah Kamara introduced a custom type named VariableWrappingExpression in the code, which implements the StandardPredicateExpression protocol to encapsulate the expression extracted from the Predicate's expression attribute. This encapsulation method does not involve the specific type of the expression; it merely calls the evaluation method of the encapsulated expression during the predicate evaluation.Outside the SwiftData environment, this dynamically combined predicate can function correctly because it directly relies on the evaluation logic of Swift Predicate. However, SwiftData operates differently. When filtering data with SwiftData, it does not directly invoke the evaluation method of Swift Predicate. Instead, SwiftData parses the expression tree in the Predicate’s expression attribute and converts these expressions into SQL statements to perform data retrieval in the SQLite database. This means the evaluation process is accomplished by generating and executing SQL commands, operating entirely at the database level.Therefore, when SwiftData attempts to convert this dynamically combined predicate into SQL commands, the inability to recognize the custom VariableWrappingExpression type results in a runtime error of unSupport Predicate.If your scenario does not involve using predicates in SwiftData, Noah Kamara’s solution might be a good choice. However, if your requirement is to build dynamically combined predicates within the SwiftData environment, you might still need to rely on the strategy introduced in this article.Constructing complex Swift Predicate expressions can significantly impact compilation efficiency. The Swift compiler needs to parse and generate complex type information when processing these expressions. When the expressions are overly complex, the time required for the compiler to perform type inference can dramatically increase, slowing down the compilation process.Consider the following predicate example:In this example, even minor code changes can cause the compilation time for this file to exceed 10 seconds. This delay can also occur when generating expressions using closures. To alleviate this issue, we can utilize Xcode’s auxiliary features to clarify the type of the expression. Using Option + Click on the closure reveals the exact type of the expression, allowing us to provide a precise type annotation for the closure’s return value.The specific type of the expression in the above complex predicate is shown as follows:Specifying the expression’s type can help the compiler process the code faster, significantly improving the overall compilation efficiency because it avoids the time the compiler spends on type inference.This strategy is applicable not only in cases where predicates need to be combined but also in situations involving complex predicates without combination. By extracting expressions and specifying types explicitly, developers can significantly improve the compilation time for complex predicates, ensuring a more efficient development experience.This article explored methods for dynamically constructing complex predicates within the SwiftData environment. Although the current solutions may not be as elegant and straightforward as we might hope, they do provide a viable way for applications relying on SwiftData to implement flexible data querying capabilities without being limited by the absence of certain features.Despite having found methods that work within the current technological constraints, we still hope that future versions of Foundation and SwiftData will offer built-in support to make constructing dynamic, complex predicates simpler and more intuitive. Enhancing these capabilities would further augment the practicality of Swift Predicate and SwiftData, enabling developers to implement complex data processing logic more efficiently.If you found this article helpful or enjoyed reading it, consider making a donation to support my writing. 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Posted on Mar 6                  The breakthrough in technological innovations is probably one of the major milestones recorded in the 20th century. Decades ago, larger less efficient mainframe computer systems which were expensive to maintain and rare to find were in vogue but currently, everyone seems to be talking about cloud computing. Over the years, some major industries experienced massive growth, resulting in increased users and therefore an increased need to further expand their operations to cater for these users. The physical server option had quite a lot of deficiencies thereby prompting the popularization of Cloud computing and its related operations in our world today. But what is cloud computing and what benefits does it have in today's world?Cloud computing can be explained as a virtual-based technology which involves data storage and computation over the internet without direct active physical management by the user. It entails the use of servers, software and database management systems over the Internet. This article aims to serve as a guide to beginners interested in the field of Cloud development and networking. Details regarding various models and implementations of cloud computing will be discussed. Also, its benefits and associated risks will be highlighted. As a bonus, tools which you can use to become a high-demand cloud developer will also be introduced here. Now, let's begin.Just as described earlier, cloud computing works by providing easy access to cloud services and data over the internet to the user's devices. It works via the User Device => Server => Database. The server coordinates the requests made from the individual's devices and then through its connectivity, retrieves the relevant information from the database. This system also involves the use of automation tools which eliminates the need for a response from  a physical staff to generate the needed resources and reduce server request loads efficiently.Cloud computing in its entirety is complex and largely comprehensive and cuts across several use cases. However, for ease of learning, most cloud computing platforms can be grouped into 3 major categories. These include;This category entails the provision of all Computing services options  which range from and not limited to Virtual Servers, Virtual operating systems, Storage options and application programming interfaces. However in this model, the user is expected to perform hardcore operations to ensure the user’s server gets powered up on the cloud. Amazon AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud Platform and IBM Cloud are popular examples in this category.This category provides a platform to allow for virtual software creation through the use of its development tools and its associated features. In this model of cloud computing, the user is only tasked with the code creation aspect while the cloud service provider is tasked with the responsibility of maintaining the software development platform and the site infrastructure. This model also provides web hosting services for this software. Google App Engine, Heroku, and Salesforce are key leaders in this categoryThis category entails the cloud platform providers providing software applications over the Internet alongside the necessary infrastructure to maintain it. This is usually termed web services. Internet users can easily access this software not regarding geographical location and device used. Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace are a great example of this category.Cloud computing due to its massive influx of users and its worldwide adoption seems to have some benefits. What are the benefits it offers to its users?Cost-effectiveness: Cloud computing technology has been proven to be highly cost-effective, providing easy access to software services and eliminating the need for maintenance of physical server costs and other physical miscellaneous expenses. With most services offering a Pay-as-you-go model of payment, Users are only required to pay for the services they use without having to be billed for services not utilized. All these contribute to maximizing profits and minimizing losses.Enhanced storage capability: Physical Database Management is quite limited and often demands continual upgrading which isn’t cost-friendly. In great contrast, Cloud Computing has in recent times been the best alternative to storing data. With so many web platforms offering cheap data storage options, problems regarding storage backup in recent times have been widely eliminated.Data Mobility: Compared to building physical data storage centers and physical servers for your application, the cloud helps you to easily set this up for a less expensive cost and also achieve an equal or even higher level of efficiency. Its comparative advantage lies in the fact that the data stored in cloud is easily mobile and can be accessed at anytime anywhere around the world with reduced latency speed compared to the use of physical servers. Also, in case of natural or man-made disasters, cloud operations are more immune compared to their physical counterpart as it has additional data duplication features that help minimize data losses.Efficient data processing: With features such as load balancing, scaling optimization and availability zones, the Cloud as a whole ensures the overall efficiency of your hosted application. The scaling optimization allows it to automatically detect increased  or decreased site activity and adjust appropriately automatically In response to the activity to ensure and facilitate the efficiency of site usage and data processing.Hacking concerns: As safe as the cloud seems, there also seem to be concerns about the efficiency of the security the cloud platforms provide especially in the new wave of data breaches and data losses of recent. Hence, some people are still wary of entrusting the storage of sensitive data to a 3rd party. However, most cloud platforms have an efficient cloud security system in place to avoid this.Technical expertise: Cloud development is a relatively new field with a thousand different tools to learn across several niches and use cases. Quite not unusual, the cloud market is quite unsaturated as there are fewer certified cloud experts compared to other fields thereby putting them in high demand. Hence getting a cloud developer can be quite cumbersome.The world is ever evolving and applications that would remain relevant would have to adjust to the current realities or risk of being phased out.Having exhausted the pros and cons of Cloud development, how do we go about implementing cloud computing in our application development? The process of implantation entails proper planning and brainstorming. Not all applications however do need cloud computing but for those that may need it, adequate research on platforms that best fit your company operation, have favorable economics of scale and have a good ease of usage should be considered. Also, the choice of the cloud model should be made depending on the features the user wants and the level of user expertise.  Developing a long-term plan for cloud usage is also essential to ensure sustainability and guarantee efficiency. Lastly, periodic upgrades and improvements to ensure optimal cloud security and monitor efficiency should be carried out.Here are some of the popular cloud computing service providers available worldwide. • Amazon Web Services• Microsoft Azure• Google Cloud Platform• Alibaba Cloud• Oracle cloud infrastructure and many more. Quite a lot offers certification examinations and training programs which you as a beginner can take advantage of in your journey to cloud development.With this, we have come to the end of this article. I  hope you’ve learnt about the nitty-gritty of Cloud computing and its benefits to you as a developer. Feel free to drop comments and questions and also check out my other articles here. Till next time, keep on coding!Templates let you quickly answer FAQs or store snippets for re-use.        Are you sure you want to hide this comment? It will become hidden in your post, but will still be visible via the comment's permalink.      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If you purchase through a link on our site, we may earn a commission. Learn more.Are you looking for a way to use automation to boost membership renewals?Getting customers to join your online course or membership site is essential, but getting them to renew their membership happily is another big hurdle. Luckily, with the right WordPress automation tools and strategies, you can reduce churn and make customers more likely to renew.In this article, you’ll learn the types of automations you can use to boost membership renewals, increase customer satisfaction, and reduce customer churn rate. Let’s dive in!Memberships aren’t one-and-done. You need to continue to deliver value to your members throughout their membership to make renewal a no-brainer for them.A customer becoming a new member is the very start of their journey with your business. This is something you should think about well before membership renewal time.Here’s what a solid membership retention campaign can include:This plan will look different depending on the type of membership site you’re running. For example, Starter Story offers an online database of business case studies. However, once you become a member, you’ll get regular updates about new case studies added and the latest reports. This constant reminder encourages you to take action, log into your account, and consume the content you’ve paid for.You’ll create and send these campaigns within your email marketing automation tool. These tools allow you to send individual email campaigns and automated campaigns that you create once and send out automatically.Here’s an example of the visual automation builder within FluentCRM that you can use to create year-long campaigns.Inactive members are users who signed up but haven’t logged into the membership portal in a while. There’s a low chance these members will renew since they aren’t putting the membership program to use.However, you can use automated emails to bring back inactive users and get them to engage with your membership content.These emails can be part of your automated customer retention campaign, or you can run them separately based on your members’ actions.The goal is to get people to actively use their memberships. The more often they use it and gain value, the more likely they are to renew.For example, let’s say you run a paid membership community for eCommerce store owners looking to improve revenue. You’ve found that members who are the most active in the community, ask for feedback, and show up for the monthly calls get the most success.So, your goal for your automated campaign is to get members to post wins, ask for feedback, or simply attend the monthly call.Here, you’d create an automated email campaign encouraging members to log in to their accounts and post a quick win or show up for the monthly call. The key here is to make it something simple to get them back into the routine of using the membership they’re paying for.You’ll need to set up a trigger within your email automation tool to do this. The email is simple; the goal is to get members to open and spend some time in their membership dashboard.If you’ve done everything above correctly, your membership renewal reminder email can be short and sweet. The important thing here is to make it as personalized as possible.Renewal reminder emails can include things like:The great thing about using a tool like FluentCRM is it pulls all kinds of helpful contact data like emails opened, purchase history, and notes. You can use this to create highly personalized emails that make them more likely to convert.Besides making your email feel like it was written just for them, you’ll want to reinforce the benefits of your membership. Even though you have a good idea of the benefits of your program, you need to reinforce this with your current members.One great way to do this is to highlight case studies of other users in your program. These work great on the front end to convert users into members, but they can also help reinvigorate that excitement and possibility with existing members.How you set this up depends on your email marketing platform of choice, but essentially, you’ll create a membership renewal automation email that is sent out based on the date they purchased the membership.Another way to increase renewals is to allow your members to turn on auto-renewals. That way, you don’t have to send reminders to boost renewals; it’ll happen automatically.Instead of simply making it available as an option during checkout, you can incentivize auto-renewals.Some great ways to do this include:Ultimately, the goal is to make the auto-renewal option a value-added choice. Even if it’s cheaper for your members, you can earn more in the long run since there’s less friction in maintaining an active membership.Surveys are a great way to measure your customers’ satisfaction and identify areas for improvement. They can also help you address these issues before it’s time to renew a membership.Remember, all feedback is helpful. Properly addressed negative feedback can improve loyalty and help your members become customers for life.An automated survey email can be simple, but it should be sent out after your member onboarding, once they’ve had some time to get value from the membership.For example, you can create an automated survey that is sent out three months into a new membership to gather valuable feedback. Then, you can use this feedback to improve their experience.The easiest way to do this is to create a time-based trigger in your email automation platform. Then, your members will get an automated survey email three months into their membership.You can use a WordPress-specific tool or a third-party platform like Google Forms or SurveyMonkey. The most important thing is that you create the automated campaign and set aside time to review your responses.If your membership stays the same and doesn’t evolve to meet your members’ needs, you’ll probably see a high drop-off rate.That’s why we recommend implementing customer surveys and always thinking of ways you can add value to your existing membership.Here are some simple value-adds you can consider adding:As you improve your membership, add these announcements and new features to an automated email campaign. For example, if you’re adding new features, content, interviews, or VIP access to the membership this year, spell out the details in your membership renewal emails.Your automated renewal campaigns should be more than a single email.Here’s a simple structure you can use:Finally, if you’ve found that your member doesn’t renew their membership, then you can offer a lower-priced membership to keep them as a customer.For example, if your main offer includes monthly coaching calls, you can create a lower-tier membership that lets them watch the recordings but not participate.Ultimately, this will depend on your original membership offer, but think about how you can package your membership to create different tiers. Many WordPress membership plugins let you create multiple tiers and packages you can offer your users.Then, you can email and create membership renewal automations for members in that tier. For example, FluentCRM has built-in options that let you create automations for specific user tiers.As you can see, boosting your membership renewals is a process that begins the moment a new member joins your program. Creating automations that get sent out throughout the year can help members get the most out of your program and get valuable feedback to improve your membership.However, you can also create a few membership renewal automations that’ll improve renewals across the board. The most important are personalized renewal reminders, benefit-oriented emails, and even down sells to capture members who might not want to pay for your flagship membership.Overall, the best way to create a healthy membership program is always to deliver value while adjusting your membership to their feedback.Recommended SolutionTry it out! ⬆Kevin WoodElevate your catalogs, eBooks, manuals, and educational material with DearFlip 3D flipbook presentations on WordPress. 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