Here's a real-world example: A code bootcamp that charges $10k/student recorded *the entire code bootcamp* and put it online, self-paced for $3k/student. 50 people signed up and paid $3k. *One* person made it past the first 45 min lesson. He quit after lesson 3.
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How do info product ppl “deal” with the potential lack of fulfillment from selling products that don’t usually lead to outcomes? (To be clear I’m making no value judgments, just something I’ve wondered about the industry in general.) Maybe I’m setting too high a bar
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A lot of people try to solve it, but in the meantime you wipe your tears with dollar bills
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Would be interesting. The funny thing is we’ve solved it, but like any very early company we’re twisting enough knobs at once it’s hard to know which actually moved the needle without risking breaking everything to test. Life, right?
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I think this could be very helpful for us as we try to solve getting people from zero to the baseline knowledge needed to start Lambda School. There’s a lot more we could do.
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