My absolute first advice would be not to launch the app at a low price then raise it up later on. That's an absolute No No. There is no real rule to price your app. My suggestion would be to look around the app store of similar apps to get an idea of what they are priced at. Once you launched...
As Seth Godin once said "If all your customers care about is price, its probably because you haven't given them anything else to care about!" Get those numbers on bad handling, shipping delays, lost packages and differentiate yourself from your competitors! Repackage what it is you do, in the wa...
I recommend you do some A/B (or "Split") testing. Choose a sample of your audience and market the product at $0.99. Market the same product to another group at $5. We expect that the lower price option will sell more, but we don't know until we experiment. In my experience, sometimes a lower pri...
Here is pricing approach that I have seen used by large companies. The data provider typical try to align their pricing model as close to their customers model as possible. Let's say if you are pricing your data to be included in the Bloomberg terminal. If Bloomberg charges $24,000 per termin...
It's actually very smart to do it the way you are doing it. We do this all the time and have tested it extensively. What you want to do is to see if your ad is getting enough "reach" at the 20 cent click level. Reach is the amount of times your ad is shown. If there aren't many others bidding, ...
Go to WooCommerce > Settings > Fees and Discounts > User Role Pricing. In the Role Price Fields section, enter the roles that will need specific prices. ... Save the settings. Go to your product and enter the prices for each role. For more information, please check the below link https://plugin...
The more important consideration, is if you're a first time user of hydrogen, best educate yourself first. Watch footage of the Hindenburg disaster. There are far easier + safer ways to make a living, then working with any hydrogen based processing.
I agree with Shannon, I think the first thing you need to understand if what is the goal for the SWAG you are selling. If the goal is a secondary revenue stream, and you believe it can be consequential towards your bottom line, then you can do the following: 1. Do some quick research on other s...
"Based on the success we are able to achieve" suggests, to me, you are looking at a price that will be tagged to an earn out provision. In other words, the price of the deal will be contingent on you achieving specific revenue targets in the future. If I'm reading this wrong, please correct me...
Hi there, Your best bet would be to look for a pre-made source code and just edit out what you want to add in/remove. From my experience it is far easier doing this than paying a developer to make one from scratch -- if you're on a low budget. Also as far as I am concerned there is not a single...