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Watch the show. He talked about trying $13.99 and other price points. Nothing converted better than $12.
by msuster 16y ago
Watch the show. He talked about trying $13.99 and other price points. Nothing converted better than $12.
- buro9 16y agoIn my case, for donations on a forum... nothing converted better than £3 per month. Why? Because it's been translated into "a beer a month", as someone initially said that surely people derived value such that if they met me once a month they'd get a beer in for me... and lo, that's exactly what people started doing online. Prior to this comment I had real trouble pulling in any donations, now people buy the servers and I a beer each month (via £3 donations). And in case anyone is wondering, average price of a pint in the UK is £2.80, and in London where the forum is focused it is £3.30. http://www.pintprice.com/region.php?/United%20Kingdom/ http://www.pintprice.com/region.php?/United%20Kingdom/ My thought on this a while ago: People have to be able to visualise it in a human way to them. They can visualise a pound coin or dollar bill and say, "That's not much", and they can visualise a pint and think "It's the courteous thing to do". They can't visualise 67p very well at all.
- jarek 16y agoSorry, haven't watched the show - has he tried $10, rounded off?