But, maybe I trashed it by mistake. So, could someone tell me what the header [title] said?
I will then search for it.
What is it that you’re talking about? Remember in your mind you know, but others don’t.
So, could someone tell me what the header [title] said?
"You’re shaping the future of Logos—thank you"
I believe that the title for the post states this. I "Take him" to mean the e-mail announcing the subscription levels for the upcoming release of the next version of Logos.
I too did not receive said e-mail but maybe that is because I had gone ahead and subscribed the the Logos-Pro Early access?
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I did not receive this email either. I get emails from Logos about the sales on things I already own but the emails I and every other user should get that are significant - the future of Logos - seem to being sent to a select people only. They need to do a much better job about communicating with their users about what all customers should be kept informed about if they don't want this to be a customer relations disaster. But then Logos communication has been abysmal over the years.
What group what this email sent to? And why only them? What made other customers be deemed as not needing to be kept informed about it contents or the fact there is another mailing list one needs to sign up for if they want information on the future of a product, they have heavily invested in over many years?
Why Logos Leadership are you making it so hard for customers to be kept informed of what they want to know and deserve to be kept up to date about? By not receiving this information you have told me I don't matter a customer, I don't need to be informed about the future of my investment in this product.
Please lift your game and put your customers back at the forefront of this transition and communicate openly with all of them instead of only select customers.
I had to search for it to find it. I didn't think I received it but I did two days ago.
By not receiving this information you have told me I don't matter a customer, I don't need to be informed about the future of my investment in this product.
You're not a Logos Insider. You got your insiders. And you got your outsiders. See.
Somebody's really having fun pulling Logos customers' chains. Rattling their cages. Tossing them some scraps. Woof, woof.
All I'm looking for is my prepub. Then, subscribers can fund the PE folks.
I don't think I got it - most likely because I have the subscription. I would expect those who do not qualify for the temporary option did not get the email either. If Logos thought ahead, I would expect them to send the email in batches so that their staff not be overwhelmed by calls with questions.
You got your insiders. And you got your outsiders.
Here I thought the division was upsiders (glass almost full, optimists, fan-boys) and downsiders (glass nearly dry, pessimists, whiners).
I'd be more concerned with water all over the counter. Smiling.
Actually, the email copy really looks really amateurish. I just wonder who at FL thinks that's going to work.
What is it that you’re talking about? Remember in your mind you know, but others don’t. I believe that the title for the post states this. I "Take him" to mean the e-mail announcing the subscription levels for the upcoming release of the next version of Logos. I too did not receive said e-mail but maybe that is because I had gone ahead and subscribed the the Logos-Pro Early access?
Ah ok, but the email is not a re-subscription email. It’s an inside scoop email about Logos Premium, Pro and Max. It’s supposed to be the only email until launch day 🚀 later on this fall.
DAL
I don't think I got it - most likely because I have the subscription.
I have the subscription and I got the email.
I don't think he meant "re subscription" as in subscribing again, but that the email was with reference to subscription.
I didn't receive the email either.
I'm experiencing JOMO (joy of missing out) not FOMO.
So, could someone tell me what the header [title] said? "You’re shaping the future of Logos—thank you"
Thanks, Yasmin.
Here’s the Inside Scoop
Dale: thanks for taking the time to print this.
So, the 29th. I searched back to the 27th + did not receive it.
I did not receive this email either. I get emails from Logos about the sales on things I already own but the emails I and every other user should get that are significant - the future of Logos - seem to being sent to a select people only. They need to do a much better job about communicating with their users about what all customers should be kept informed about if they don't want this to be a customer relations disaster. But then Logos communication has been abysmal over the years. What group what this email sent to? And why only them? What made other customers be deemed as not needing to be kept informed about it contents or the fact there is another mailing list one needs to sign up for if they want information on the future of a product, they have heavily invested in over many years? Why Logos Leadership are you making it so hard for customers to be kept informed of what they want to know and deserve to be kept up to date about? By not receiving this information you have told me I don't matter a customer, I don't need to be informed about the future of my investment in this product. Please lift your game and put your customers back at the forefront of this transition and communicate openly with all of them instead of only select customers.
I'm with you, SB.
This tells me Marketing has too much power. And Wisdom is heeded too little.
Send everyone the email; make all customers feel warmly enveloped in Logos-world, and wanting more.
Instead, some are poorly treated.
