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New Post! Apr 08, 2008 @ 00:48:21#1
golfingbug

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I am with a company that has decided to move to a skype model, offering a free service in hopes getting our name out in the market place. Anyway, any thoughts on Pros or Cons, suggestions, or advice.

I have a business degree from Clemson, a real estate back ground and I really am looking for something that I might have missed in launching this business model for our service.

All thoughts are greatly appreciated.


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New Post! Apr 08, 2008 @ 08:32:08#2
trillian

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one problem with things being free is that they are not appreciated as much as if you had to pay for them


space..........the final frontier?

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New Post! Apr 08, 2008 @ 09:41:27#3
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I agree with Trillian, for some reason people think its not a rip off if they pay for a service...



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New Post! May 28, 2008 @ 14:28:19#5
Saegespaene

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Don't you really mean to offer the marketplace 'free trials' to whatever your likely service is? The trial period should be long enough to get a person hooked on the service, which must be a flawless application. Then, a person convinces himself of his need to continue the service, and you will then succeed. Pre-conditions must be met, before you can even think of making such an offer, however. Facilities, operational costs, staffing, etc., etc. That tells me you need backers, and a pile of capital, and might take a good year or two, just to organize....


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New Post! Dec 09, 2008 @ 17:16:36#7
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golfingbug said:

I am with a company that has decided to move to a skype model, offering a free service in hopes getting our name out in the market place. Anyway, any thoughts on Pros or Cons, suggestions, or advice.

I have a business degree from Clemson, a real estate back ground and I really am looking for something that I might have missed in launching this business model for our service.

All thoughts are greatly appreciated.



I am personally involved in a product that is better than Skype, and it can be used to market any business and also make a profit from the product, I believe the model of the product I represent is better than Skype because with Skype you need to make sure the person on the recieving end is at their computer at the same time you are, and in life today with everyones busy lifes, that it is sometimes difficult, however with the product I am referencing you can make a personal connection with people in your life or your business and the person recieving the message gets that personal message with out any major time, or applications on their computer, and with every message sent you are marketing your business. Not to mention that the return on the product is incredible!
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