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No need to ask, your local super market or big box store probably already has a freemium model -- samples (http://imgs.sfgate.com/blogs/images/sfgate/parenting/
by look_at_me_ 12y ago
No need to ask, your local super market or big box store probably already has a freemium model -- samples (http://imgs.sfgate.com/blogs/images/sfgate/parenting/2010/08/04/costco_sample320x272.jpg http://imgs.sfgate.com/blogs/images/sfgate/parenting/2010/08...)
I do, however, whole hardheartedly agree with you sentiment about relying upon free services or saas.
- beachstartup 12y agoyeah i guess i thought too quick on the supermarket. but a closer analogy would be eating an entire meal of samples every single day.
- KaoruAoiShiho 12y agoRetailers are often freemium btw. They have 0 margins on many items and make money on others. That's why best buy pushes warranties etc.
- beachstartup 12y agofreemium doesn't mean no margin on the cost. it means no cost to the customer.