When you promote a 50% revshare site.. What price range do you look for in the membership?
How much money do you want?
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29.95 is good, 34.99 is better.
Though I do not really care how high it is if they offer trials, cause those just make everything suck. Worse still is when they offer trials and do not think to arrange the price drop down menu so that trials are not the last item on the list but the damn default first option. -
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Opps, if that is how it sounded.Originally posted by DagwolfSo you're saying
1. Trials are bad
2. If offered, trials should be last on the dropdown?
(It sounds like you're saying they should be first)
You are correct. Trials offered last on drop down or maybe even just as a pop up final offer screen. I can not stand trials at all and it does not hurt conversions if they do not exist.Comment
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Does anyone else have any comments about this price range? Too low and it's not worth promoting, too high and there's a risk of excessive chargebacks (or excessive scrubbing) or just plain no sales.Originally posted by After Shock Media29.95 is good, 34.99 is better.
Is this the happy medium?Comment
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Originally posted by DagwolfThanks! I want all the input I can get. I want a lot of joins and a lot of people promoting us.
Also, tips on member retention would be appreciated.
We want happy members.
Best way to find this out, is to ask the members, and then try your best to give them what they ask for.
and we use 24.99 on some of themComment
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I'm wondering what the best way of communicating with members is. I can easily set up a message board inside, but will they use it? Our former site had a guestbook that we basically used as a message board, but the members were not very forthcoming with the suggestions. A lot of the communication that did happen was by email.Originally posted by czarinaBest way to find this out, is to ask the members, and then try your best to give them what they ask for.
and we use 24.99 on some of themLast edited by Dagwolf; 02-28-2006, 02:14 PM.Comment
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If it is easy to set up why not try. If they use it fantastic, if not what did you loose?Originally posted by DagwolfI'm wondering what the best way of communicating with members is. I can easily set up a message board inside, but will they use it? Our former site had a guestbook that we basically used as a message board, but the members were not very forthcoming with the suggestions. A lot of the communication that did happen was by email.Comment




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