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Dropbox's business model is successful because they give you 2GB space but you can guarantee that most people will only use a fraction of that. I took a simila
by timrogers 15y ago
Dropbox's business model is successful because they give you 2GB space but you can guarantee that most people will only use a fraction of that.
I took a similar path and decided to email those who signed up but didn't "complete" their registration with a download - it doesn't appear to have been successful, but time will tell.
- 1123581321 15y agoI just checked my referral log. It's been a few months now and it looks like either one or none of them have converted since I hit the limit. I may e-mail mine a second time to see if that converts a few more. When I e-mailed my referrals the first time, it was less than 24 hours after they signed up and I think that's why I saw as many conversions as I did.