Also interesting link I found on an old board thread called "The End of Pay" from GiantPanda:
When People Pay What They Think Content Is Worth
It's from Feb. 2004 but still an interesting discussion of how the internets are changing the fundamentals of supply and demand and whether publishers and creators are really grappling with that in pricing their work.
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How Much Should You Charge for Content?
Also interesting link I found on an old board thread called "The End of Pay" from GiantPanda:
When People Pay What They Think Content Is Worth
It's from Feb. 2004 but still an interesting discussion of how the internets are changing the fundamentals of supply and demand and whether publishers and creators are really grappling with that in pricing their work.
Re: How Much Should You Charge for Content?
[quote:4e142d90f8="xerexes"]Also interesting link I found on an old board thread called "The End of Pay" from GiantPanda:When People Pay What They Think Content Is Worth
The examples given in the article are all websites that first established an audience who got the content for free before switching to a pay-what-you-think-it-is-worth model. That's an promising roadmap for success.