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There's a pretty 3-column pricing grid sitting unused on the server, after a day of painstaking pixel nudging then 30 days of pummeling in an A/B test against t
by jasonkester 10y ago
There's a pretty 3-column pricing grid sitting unused on the server, after a day of painstaking pixel nudging then 30 days of pummeling in an A/B test against that ugly wall of text you see today.
I'm as surprised as you. But I'm not arguing against math.
- ArcticCelt 10y agoI love how you repeatedly shame the cheap bastards who "cannot" afford a $10 service into taking the paying plan while still giving them the option to take the cheap bastard plan. :)
- desireco42 10y agoBecause science! I love your response and creativity in making that page. It resonates with your audience.
- seanwilson 10y ago> There's a pretty 3-column pricing grid sitting unused on the server, after a day of painstaking pixel nudging then 30 days of pummeling in an A/B test against that ugly wall of text you see today. That's really interesting; how big was the difference and what do you think the source of the difference was?