Audiobly × Piano Subscriptions
Piano Subscriptions knows who pays you and what they can read. Audiobly knows which of them came to your events and what they sat through. Together you can see whether attending makes someone more likely to subscribe, and more likely to stay.
Piano Subscriptions manages the paid relationship with a reader: paywalls and access rules, offers and pricing, checkout and recurring billing through Stripe, and the identity and entitlement records that decide what each person is allowed to see.
Visit PianoSee which subscribers your events bring in, and keep
Publishers spend heavily on events and heavily on subscriptions, then measure them separately. Piano Subscriptions holds the paid relationship. Audiobly holds the record of who turned up and what they heard. Join the two and you can answer the question both teams keep asking: does going to an event make someone subscribe, renew, or leave?
What moves between the two
Each platform stays the authority on what it owns. The integration moves what the other one cannot see.
What Audiobly adds to Piano Subscriptions
Intelligence from the room, delivered into the system your team already works in.
Whether a subscriber registered, arrived, and which sessions they sat in, written onto the identity Piano already holds. Segments can then treat attendance like any other behaviour.
The themes someone chose to sit through, available as attributes for targeting. A reader who spent a morning on regulation is a different prospect from one who spent it on retail media.
How engaged each attendee was across a session or a whole event, so churn models and win-back campaigns have something to work with beyond page views.
What Piano Subscriptions adds to Audiobly
Context that makes every piece of analysis sharper and every report better evidenced.
Whether an attendee is a paying subscriber, on a trial, lapsed or unregistered, and on which plan. That changes what their presence in the room is worth commercially.
What each person is allowed to see, so the content Audiobly produces from an event can be released to the right tier instead of to everyone.
What a subscriber pays and when they next renew, so event attendance can be set against the commercial relationship it is meant to support.
What teams do with it
Match everyone who attended against your subscriber base, before and after. You get a conversion rate for the event and for each session, instead of an argument about halo effect.
Attendance is one of the few offline things a subscriber does that you can actually measure. Feed it into renewal scoring and you can see whether the people who show up are the people who stay.
See what attendees pay you annually as subscribers, so delegate pricing is set against the whole relationship rather than the ticket on its own.
Want to find out more about how Audiobly × Piano Subscriptions can drive subscription growth and retention for your business?
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