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Dun Dun Dunning — The only webcomic about defeating involuntary churn
If you work for an online business, you’ll know involuntary churn (when customers leave because of failed payments) stinks. So what if there was a super-owl whose job is to stay one step ahead of the issue?
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Johan Steneros
lol. and love the playful design
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Hello and hoo, hoo, hoo! to you all 🦉
If you run an online business, you’ll know involuntary churn (when customers leave because of failed payments) stinks. And if you subscribe to any online services, you’ll equally know how annoying it can be to find yourself with a suspended account due to a missed payment.
…but there is a way to make sure neither happens: dunning emails, the automated notifications a business sends customers after a payment failure.
We at Postmark think these emails can be very effective, particularly when they are delivered by a super-owl named Dunning whose feathers are not ruffled by the antics of Churn, the villainous skunk.
To celebrate International Owl Awareness Day, we bring you the first ever webcomic about dunning emails. You'll never look at failed payments (or owls, or skunks) the same way again.
Bring your best puns. We’re owl ears!
You've dun it again! That was a hoot. Y'all seem to whip these together really easily, it's almost like you're practicing owlchemy!
Loved the comic, y'all! I h-owl'd with laughter. And who knew dunning could be so sneaky (and entertaining)?! Nice work, and thank you for continuing to spark joy.
Cue theme song:
Na na na na na na na na na na na na na… DUNNNN-NIIIINNNG.
This comic is a a great way to introduce the concept of churn and dunning to an audience not familiar with it. Of course, it’s also very sharable. After all, who doesn’t love feathered birds and comics!?
Owl do my best to share this everywhere I can.
