a fundamental rule of online subscriptions: there is zero correlation between value and price. There are lots of incredibly expensive stock-tipping newsletters which have a negative value: you’d be much better off if you didn’t subscribe to any of them at all. And of course there’s an almost infinite amount of wonderfully valuable content available online for free, starting with Wikipedia and moving on through
via Content economics, part 2: payments | Felix Salmon.
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I fully agree. Value is such that it is bestowed upon the product by the customer. My subscription to to Kelby Training is valuable to me purely for the production value of the product. The information is free elsewhere, and I do utilize it, but the value of their product is purely my superimposition. Long story short, it’s personal.
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