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I have not observed what You have, infact from my POV it seems the opposite of what You have described. Sure there are zealots on both sides and they always te
by sigmaprimus 6y ago
I have not observed what You have, infact from my POV it seems the opposite of what You have described.
Sure there are zealots on both sides and they always tend to be the loudest voices in the room but over all, I find that premium products offering value and not just rebranding otherwise free products are met with positivity.
I think it's interesting how the same thing can appear so different, depending on who is looking.
- DrNuke 6y ago> offering value That’s the hot matter! Value expected for $0.30/day, just taking from the comment above, as the most common price point?
- sigmaprimus 6y agoAdding value, not taking someone elses work which they gave away free and thinking that because it has value You are entitled to charge for it. Eg. Someone makes and shares a WP theme for free, then another person comes along, changes the font size and lists it as a premium theme. Even worse another person pays the 2 bucks for the "Premium Theme" then rents it out to a unsuspecting customer who builds their own WP site and pays the company a recurring 0.30/day or 10$ monthly fee for using said theme. No value added just parasitic marketing.