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Well of course the reverse is not necessarily true. !A => B does not imply A => !B . However I do not think there is any valid business model out there that g
by DoubleMalt 14y ago
Well of course the reverse is not necessarily true.
!A => B does not imply A => !B .
However I do not think there is any valid business model out there that gives something away for free, without making money off the people that get the freebies.
Essentially even in a freemium model, free users are the product as they are marketing leads.
Accepting that your users are the product does not necessarily mean you should be a jerk to them though.
- Joeri 14y agoWikipedia gives things away for free, and use the halo effect from that generosity to convince people to donate. You could argue they sell a product under a name-your-own-price model though.