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I've used this, as a 'buyer' (and have bought in several cases) for things like books and detailed articles written by independent people. One extra benefit is
by zhte415 11y ago
I've used this, as a 'buyer' (and have bought in several cases) for things like books and detailed articles written by independent people.
One extra benefit is 'please sign up for email updates' which while in almost all cases not mandatory, comes with text like "stay up to date" or "receive insights".
I usually do sign-up, and this keeps the person providing these updates with another potential customer for other stuff, and me with usually useful (as I've self-selected as being interested) and interesting updates.
Win-win.
- monknomo 11y agoThat's a really good point about using a lightly locked gate as a way of collecting interested people's email. Even in the case of a totally marketing averse 'free as in beer and speech' open source project, an email list of users is useful. You could tell them about updates, new projects or terrible bugs