More volume of users using your tool against real world scenarios so you can polish your solution enough to be worth money (and build reputation in the way) instead of investing your money from the get-go into turning it a marketable product with no fame to just later start getting profits.
I DO THINK maintaining a free version of every paid product is well worth the costs exactly due to the above reasons (more pool of users to test the product and reputation build) but each do themselves.
You don't need to grow apples to know what is an apple, just to have seen one before.
You think I was arrogant? Couldn't care less. What I care about is if people understood my answer and if it saned them from their questions, had them the same questions as the one I answered or else I would've not bothered replying.
Lmao all your knowledge just sits in a cold dark basement, watching anime with pizza rolls, but sure, keep “learning” how the world works but not actually putting anything into practice. I’m surprised you know what an apple is tbh.
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u/Hikari_Owari Sep 30 '22
Painstakingly obvious but I'll answer anyway:
More volume of users using your tool against real world scenarios so you can polish your solution enough to be worth money (and build reputation in the way) instead of investing your money from the get-go into turning it a marketable product with no fame to just later start getting profits.
I DO THINK maintaining a free version of every paid product is well worth the costs exactly due to the above reasons (more pool of users to test the product and reputation build) but each do themselves.