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Re:The tech utopia nobody wants: why the world nerds are creating will...
on Friday July 25, 2014 @12:05PM (#8085923)
Interesting point of view. Admittedly, there are meaningful sociological questions about where tech is going to move society. It (tech) is moving faster and faster and has generally unknown consequences to all of us - those of us on the "inside" just as much as those on the "outside."
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Re:Ask HN: What % of beta testers might you expect to become paying cu...
on Thursday August 16, 2012 @01:31PM (#4392478)
Conversion is primarily based on value of the product to the user and the price. If its valuable and free, you can expect maximum conversion. If it is arguably valuable and not free, the conversion rates will generally go down as the price goes up.
Suggesting there is any reasonable expectation in general is really not at all possible. Find comps for products that are the same or similar, check out their prices and find out their conversion rates. Only then can you start to formulate a reasonable expectation for your specific product.