In-person meetups? 🤔

Hey @harryking! Which London are you referring to? There’s a few 🇨🇦

Awesome!! What city are you located in, if you don’t mind my asking? 🙂

🙋‍♂️ Interested

We’ve run a few back in 2017 in Montreal, Canada (by word of mouth) and would love to get this initiative going!

@Jess I’m sure your email list has geo data associated with most of Unbounce’s subscribers based on their email opens. Simply create segmented email campaigns based on those geos and send 'em over (and here’s a paralegal style advice: just don’t send them to EU. stick to US/Canada)

Or @Justin used to send pretty location specific “mailmerge” style emails which makes me think he might have had a list of subscribers segmented by location.

You guys had those on-the-road mini-events in various cities a few years ago, I think run by Stefanie? I was at the Toronto one and I think we had a pretty decent turn out.

Never saw one happen again. But would be a good time to get one going. 🙂

I would love to see this happen here in the Midwest, or more specifically, Indianapolis, IN, USA 😀

Like @Andrew, I would love to see a “show and tell”!

Coming from the design side, I’m always keen to get more knowledge the pure conversion side of things. i.e. convince me that your gradient-beveled-shadow-text-button is worth ruining good design for 😉

I could start a thread on that point alone, in fact, I should. I’d like to hear about different user behaviours based on different verticals, and what kind of patterns there are across. For example, a while back @Andrew mentioned that he’d heard about marketing becoming more patient-centric, and how that translates to different search patterns and behaviours in the healthcare industry.

I think a local(ish) Unbounce meetup is just about the biggest no-brainer ever uttered here in the community. We’d just need a space!

Do you know of many Unbounce users on Vancouver Island?

Hey Jess - oh sorry, ‘Overlord’ 😉

That sounds like a great idea! Seeing real humans is always better than just text on a screen!

I’m coming from a developer background with new marketing experience, so I’m interested in the technical side of how people use Unbounce, for themselves or for clients. Not only that but I love the psychology behind a landing page and what leads people to click that call. Also tips for getting and keeping clients would be splendid.

I’m in Victoria on Vancouver Island which, as you know Jess, isn’t that far from Vancouver, but the journey to your office is a bit of a mission.

Looking forward to hopefully hearing from others in the area!

All the best,
Jim