I am creating an exam review site that provides a tremendous amount of information that my market can use to prepare for a variety of different but related exams. Other sites, and there aren't that many in my niche, offer review materials for hundreds of dollars or courses for thousands. My goal, since the material really doesn't change over the years is to create the material and offer it as a monthly subscription. Two months, three months, whatever length of time that person needs to use it for. I was really only thinking $10-$20/month. This would alleviate people from having to buy an expensive text that they just try and resell for less money, or take a really expensive course. It feels like a nice model that will benefit a lot of people but I am torn.
As I am starting, should I open the website up to everyone that comes to it as long as they sign up and login , with the knowledge that as it grows I will eventually go to a subscription based model?
This could be a good way to get people to sign up before it becomes subscription based.
Or do I start out with it as a subscription model and see what happens?
I feel with it open to everyone that "logs in" I could build a reputation and a list much quicker that I could turn into a subscription base.
I could really use some advice.
Thanks in advance.
#dilemma #subscription
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