"Brilliant!" - my thought
No one likes to be sold to. Or do we? If the product is what we need then we are being educated instead of sold to. The key is that the pitch is to an audience that has a legitimate problem and really needs the solution.
The other day I read about a company that has figured out how to place ads in apps. I thought brilliant. If someone downloads an app that is very specific then they might not be upset with an ad that is embedded If they are then provide them with an option to turn ads off...probably for a dollar. What if that ad made the app free?
Today's question is:
"Could you tolerate ads in your app?"
No one likes to be sold to. Or do we? If the product is what we need then we are being educated instead of sold to. The key is that the pitch is to an audience that has a legitimate problem and really needs the solution.
The other day I read about a company that has figured out how to place ads in apps. I thought brilliant. If someone downloads an app that is very specific then they might not be upset with an ad that is embedded If they are then provide them with an option to turn ads off...probably for a dollar. What if that ad made the app free?
Today's question is:
"Could you tolerate ads in your app?"
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