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I'm going to be negative, sorry. I think your biggest difference from Patrick is that you are in a B2C situation where he's definitely in a B2B situation. A t
by dpcan 16y ago
I'm going to be negative, sorry.
I think your biggest difference from Patrick is that you are in a B2C situation where he's definitely in a B2B situation.
A teacher or event planner needs to make bingo cards to save time - which is money.
If I just want to type better, I have to justify this expense as a consumer. Is this something I will spend $9.95 on? No. I'll probably spend 20 minutes looking for a free typing tutor that will ultimately have me repeat type what I see on the screen until I get better at typing.
- kaffeinecoma 16y agoHey, no worries; to each his own. I happily spent $30 (twice!) to buy shrink-wrap typing software. I think my app outshines the top Google result for "learn to type online". But as you mentioned, not everyone will be willing to pay for that difference.