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I have a crazy idea, why doesn't Facebook charge for premium accounts? They would really only need to get what? Maybe 10% of their users to sign up to some kin
by soup10 14y ago
I have a crazy idea, why doesn't Facebook charge for premium accounts?
They would really only need to get what? Maybe 10% of their users to sign up to some kind of premium subscription service to justify their valuation. It's funny how this option is rarely ever mentioned, as if selling a service to consumers is some kind of taboo for internet companies.
- pyoung 14y agoIt's been mentioned plenty of times (at least in discussion forums). Also Facebook has been experimenting with sponsored posts in NZ, where people pay to have their status posts featured more prominently in peoples news feeds, which is essentially a 'pay for premium' service. From what I understand, it's not going too well.
- rbn 14y agoThis is a good idea in my opinion. Lets say I'm having a party, launching a an app, selling something..ect. I think people would pay $1-$5 to use that feature.