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So play around with the price a bit Previously, I have charged $4.99/year, $19.99/year, $1/month, $4.99/month, and $19.99/one-time is the latest price. You're

So play around with the price a bit Previously, I have charged $4.99/year, $19.99/year, $1/month, $4.99/month, and $19.99/one-time is the latest price. You're right that the sample is too small to make much of... on the other hand, it is double what the tool usually makes per month. I'm happy to experiment, my main question is: am I missing out on the bigger picture by charging for this app instead of using it to promote TweetingMachine? I'm not convinced that the target audiences are the same... but guess I'm going to have to do another experiment ;)

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It's not a good idea to turn a product into a free product to support another one unless that other product is something like Google's Search Engine. Even then, you could argue it's better to build multiple streams of income and not depend on one product. An offer of Buy 1 product and get the other free - that's fine. But giving away inbox cleaner doesn't make sense unless you get a really high conversion rate for Tweeting Machine. You have also asked a completely different question in your blog post. To sell more tweeing machine subscriptions - perhaps a longer trial (1 or 2 months instead of 10 days) or a lite version would make sense.