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I'm reminded of Ramit Sethi (Of "I will teach you to be rich" fame.) As he puts it, he gives away 98% of his stuff free[0], but charges premium prices for his
by unimpressive 14y ago
I'm reminded of Ramit Sethi (Of "I will teach you to be rich" fame.)
As he puts it, he gives away 98% of his stuff free[0], but charges premium prices for his premium product. The money compensates him for the money (and risk) he put into developing the premium product. [1]
[0]: As in beer.
[1]: I can only assume at some point that would filter back down to his free offerings and voila! New material!