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I’ve run a service that pissed off free users by charging for things that used to be free. It increased revenue and decreased costs from the tiny percentage th
by brookst 4y ago
I’ve run a service that pissed off free users by charging for things that used to be free.
It increased revenue and decreased costs from the tiny percentage that actually left. I think it’s win/win for any business that doesn’t rely on network effects.
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