How often do you give people something for free? (For example, freebies, ebooks, etc.)

I'm always giving free stuff... Give before you get. Gift before you ask.

I won't give anything

I'm strategic about offering free content or products. I don't do it too often, as I don't want to dilute the value of my paid offerings. But I'll provide free samples or limited promotions every so often to give potential customers a chance to try out my products/services and see the quality for themselves It depends on the type of business. For my software product we often have a free version or trial period. This lets people test out the utility of what we're offering before making a commitment Offering something for free should be seen as an investment. It's not just about getting immediate returns but about building relationships, trust, and establishing a brand presence. However, it's essential to strike a balance. While it's great to give away freebies, it's also crucial to ensure your business remains profitable and that you're attracting the right kind of customers.

I'm opensourcing my AI projects :)

Free is our business model - we offer unlimited hd image background removal. Once we have enough traffic, we'll eventually ad advertisements to the page. In order to offer incentives, we are now trying to figure out other offerings, like a free downloadable book on product photography.

Carousels - 1 per week Blogs - 2 per month Webinars - 1 per month Ebooks, Guides, Checklists - 1 per Q + Interactive tools, but since it usually requires more people involved (devs) it's a one-time effort, and then you're promoting it for some period of time

I think there should always be a hook of some sort to get something from people: Emails / Sign-ups / Newsletter signups etc. Jab Jab Jab..... right hook or whatever that saying is. Give give give give and eventually ask.

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Because the summer is when we generate the least amount of cash, we frequently offer free trials or services.

If you want to educate your target and seen as an expert, all the time! Example: a niche market

It's all business- and context-specific, but I used to think you had to be super protective of your knowledge / product, etc. As I get older, I realize that it's not a lack of information that holds people back, it's a lack of execution. So I think generally, the more people give, it's a form of brand and business development. Since the majority of people won't fully execute on the information you share, they'll trust you to do it for them once they become serious enough to become a customer. Free trials especially help in tougher economic times when finances are scrutinized more heavily (if you have a good product). Thoughts?