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...are freemium, You wanna encourage usage. Encourage usage. Right? You wanna encourage usage, and you wanna show as much of the value of the product to as many people as possible without having the gating item of paying. So And if if you think about th
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...freemium, You wanna encourage usage. Encourage usage. Right? You wanna encourage usage, and you wanna show as much of the value of the product to as many people as possible without having the gating item of paying.
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...subscription. Like, what do I like about it, I guess? Well, one, I think it ties really nicely to, like, mission orientation of a lot of these companies. It's often, like, you wanna spread the product as wide as possible because that's why the founde
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...rather than full premium. The other problem with premium is competition. So, like, the reason Duolingo has grown quite a bit in the past ten years or even gained initial success was because it had an amazing free user experience. If you created the e
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...product, try to have your free product be a reflection
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...build a freemium model. Meaning, you should have a very great free user experience without asking anybody to pay. The reason for that is if you have a premium product, let's say it's all paid, you can only use the app if you subscribe or it's very li
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He was able to see the beginnings of what you would go on to become very well known for, which is amazing. Meantime, you guys are building this thing. You launch it to general use in October 2016, and it was free. Right? Initially, it was free. And a
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it was simple AF, I would call it. Basically, it was five at five. You get five daily prospects, at 5PM, and that was it. You could message them. Nothing else. We didn't even monetize for about two years. So especially when you're in consumer, I alwa
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...a freemium model seems to be ingrained in their DNA. How would they manage that over time in terms of continuing to offer a product that attracts users and potentially gets them into the funnel over time. What does that look like? We spoke a lot abou
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will be coming through web in all our companies apart from Flow where it splits fifty fifty. That's amazing though. Well done. Because the cut is just brutal. I mean, the Apple cut is insane. Absolutely. We invested in a company that does like, rooti
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...different strategy for at least for the act one products. For act two, quite generous as well, up to 50 free users. But then act three, their freemium product as well, you can very realistically set up and build a sophisticated app without paying muc
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new, they know that as well, but for me and Weltic. Sorry. You said you don't do free trials. Why not? With the free trials, you bring free trialists, which is a very weak signal. You want to bring payers, people who have high willingness to pay, and
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...you had fewer people paying for it because it's a freemium.
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And then, like, right now, I think once you start launch once you've launched, that's one step. That's one, like, big hurdle. Then there's, the next hurdle, which is really trying to find that product market fit. And that's where we're at now. And I
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part or as much as they could of the feature set of OpenTable and then gave the product away for free to gather market share. That is a standard playbook kind of thing to do, which is, hey. We'll make the slightly better iterative mouse trap and then
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