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Sergey Brin on the Miraculous Power of Scale (and More)
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Wired editor in chief Chris Andersen included the following commentary about scale and "Freemium" open source business models when he posted this video on his blog, BUY KETAZOLAM NO PRESCRIPTION. I don't ordinarily quote other people's blog posts in their entirety, buy cheap KETAZOLAM, Online buying KETAZOLAM, but here is a profound exception.
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This is the underlying logic of the Freemium business model, which uses the near-zero marginal cost of online distribution to reach the maximum possible audience, converting just a tiny fraction of them to paid users.
That's impossible for traditional products, which usually have non-zero marginal costs. You can't mail a brownie to everyone in the world on the hopes that a tiny fraction of them will come back for more. But on the Internet, it's not only possible, it's the smartest strategy, BUY KETAZOLAM NO PRESCRIPTION.
That's why Freemium is so new (it was waiting for a zero-cost distribution method), and so counterintuitive to many people. Freemium doesn't work with the small numbers we're used to in daily life. Getting 5% of 100 people to pay for your software is no business, and in the traditional world it takes expensive marketing to reach more people than that. But getting 5% of 100,000 people to pay for your software is a very nice business indeed, and online it costs virtually nothing to reach that many potential customers.
This is the point that everyone seems to miss: Free is not a business--it's zero-cost marketing for a business. And it works best at the largest scale: a small percentage of a big number is a big number.
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Topics: chris andersen, freemium, google, innovation, open source, scale, sergey brin, technology, videos, webcast, wikipedia | 2 Comments »
December 7th, 2008 at 11:41 am
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Thanks for sharing the information…
if its free…then it’s for me…but not really for me…its for everybody else…i’m really feeling the challenge…this idea is really news to me…our talk in the coffee shop…and now the reads…good stuff…either we will both be broke at the end of the day…or the same principles will apply…may the force be with us…LOL
Appreciate you always
Ralph
December 29th, 2008 at 9:11 am
J
I came across a quote this morning in my reading that I thought would be helpful to consider in our ongoing dilaogue as it relates open source and the potential hurdles we’ll confront while engaging others with the idea…and wanted to document ‘for the record’. =)
“If the adage, ‘it is better to give than receive,’ rings true to you, then the long run gains assoicated with an open system will also be obvious to you. If conventional capitalism is your compass, and to hear ‘trust me’ translates to ‘f*ck you’, then you will likely choose the closed approach.”
from The Laws of Simplicity – John Maeda