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To me, that's like asking, "My customers that pay with $100 bills tend to spend more than the ones who pay with $20 bills. What do you guys think? Is a lot of $
by ScottWhigham 18y ago
To me, that's like asking, "My customers that pay with $100 bills tend to spend more than the ones who pay with $20 bills. What do you guys think? Is a lot of $20-bill-paying customers a good thing or something to be concerned about?" It just doesn't make sense to me.
Traffic is money for you I would assume. You don't appear to sell directly to subscribers so you need traffic if you are going monetize your site.
- shafqat 18y agoOur monetization strategy is not dependent on traffic, although ad revenue from the consumer site is definately a bonus. As for our biz model, I'll post about it separately once we can disclose more.
- mechanical_fish 18y agoIt must be a pretty odd monetization strategy if people checking out the product is a bad thing. Even a visitor who will never be a customer might have friends or blog readers that will. Do you work for the NSA? Have you considered deploying a login barrier and a splash screen to drive people away? ;)
- shafqat 18y agoHaha... I never said having traffic is a bad thing! I'm just comparing what the merits of long tail SEO traffic is vs direct or SEM traffic.