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Related, could someone shed some light for my dilemma: If you're making a freemium (upgrade using in-app) mobile app that, every time you spend $5 in FB, you c
by wiradikusuma 11y ago
Related, could someone shed some light for my dilemma:
If you're making a freemium (upgrade using in-app) mobile app that, every time you spend $5 in FB, you consistently get ~100 new users, but none of them ever upgrade (let say you're targeting people who apparently can't afford to pay), what would you do?
It's like a "good problem to have" (predictable user acquisition), but it's still a problem (no money coming).
- peteretep 11y agoYou split test your upgrade CTA until you find something that works. If you can't find anything that works, you find a source for "higher quality" users, unless there's an inherent benefit for you in having users.
- wiradikusuma 11y agothanks, but what's CTA?
- peteretep 11y agoCall To Action
- AngrySkillzz 11y agoIs it possible that you aren't getting real people as new users? I don't know how you do your metrics, but it's possible they are bots/clickfarmers/etc.
- wiradikusuma 11y agothey are real, because they post content and I review manually.