Open davesag opened 12 years ago
My natural inclination is for any premium user to get value by greater functionality/level of access that we can build in and make consistent with the rest of the model, not by add-ons we have to generate just in order to justify the premium price.
So discounts and samples I'm less keen on (just creates an entire new stream of work, for no guarantee of return); but 'free' access to celebrity recipes etc is better (as we'll probably do that for PR anyway and if it's part of the broader model it would make sense e.g. if we also make celebrity recipe previews available to standard users and allow them to purchase access on a recipe by recipe basis).
Other examples could be (just for example, but needs to be planned to tie in with whole business model):
Etc. A starting point on my thoughts, anyway.
I should have added, re Facebook credits and any impact on this:
We need to look into creating a premium service that offers various benefits for users, for a small monthly or annual payment.
benefits could include
It's worth noting this might qualify as a 'virtual good' in terms of Facebook's t&cs which require payments for virtual goods to be only made using Facebook's own 'credits' system.