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by pccampbell 14y ago
My favorite reaction: http://i.imgur.com/2z0Li.png
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12Society Sends Out Plain, White Plate in Subscription, Chaos on Twitter Ensues(twitter.com)
1 points by pccampbell 14y ago|2 comments
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by pccampbell 14y ago
Agreed. I think it's the process that's the most important.
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Three Fundamentals Of Concepting A Marketing Video(wistia.com)
3 points by pccampbell 14y ago|0 comments
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Two Pricing Strategy Takeaways from Apple's App Store(blog.priceintelligently.com)
2 points by pccampbell 14y ago|0 comments
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by pccampbell 14y ago
All updated. Thanks for the find. No worries on the clicks, we're more than happy to just make sure we provide some valuable content all around. :)
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by pccampbell 14y ago
If you're making those free users work for the value their receiving (shares, referrals, etc.), then I think it's fair. Yesware is phenomenal at this, they allow you to track opens on your sent emails, but their free plan only gives you a 1
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by pccampbell 14y ago
Completely agree, especially when used correctly. Dropbox is also a phenomenal example we spoke briefly about in the article. Every "sharing" feature they make you do to get more storage space has a value that should be considered in the "f
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by pccampbell 14y ago
Love the line, "you can't just slap a freemium plan on your product and assume success." Also, great post. Thanks for sharing here.
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by pccampbell 14y ago
Boom. Great summary/point.
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by pccampbell 14y ago
Hey. Really depends on the approach to the revenue model. It's more common in the Web App world to sell for free or $0.99 (to limit spammy downloads) and then really double down on providing a lot of value to move folks up to a higher price
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by pccampbell 14y ago
Yea, thanks for the advice. :) Totally set the wrong tone by undermining the argument before we even presented it.
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by pccampbell 14y ago
Hey...I'm the author of the post. You're completely right. The numbers are non-sense. We wanted to outline a quick example of the impact of freemium with all things being equal. Of course, things would change, especially with differing mark
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Forget Freemium(blog.priceintelligently.com)
48 points by pccampbell 14y ago|31 comments