Quote Originally Posted by abostonboy
Is it better to have 500 members at 29.95, 1500 at 19.95, or 5,000 at 9.82.
It isnt just about the math involved with the money to be made but also the timeframe for breaking even in addition to the amount of traffic needed to be sent to the site to make those numbers.

Id rather have 500 members @ $29.95 to a site that broke even in 2 months than have 5000 members @ $9.82 on a site that took 12 months to break even.

Likewise, how much traffic was sent to the tours in order to make those sales?

Numbers like that look really good on paper but, until you put your site online for the 'real world' to see, you arent going to know which is the best option.

Dont forget, the lower the membership cost, the longer its going to take to break even and, the more content you are going to need to purchase, a smaller membership base at a higher price point is going to be much more cost effective for the long term than a higher membership base with a lower price point.

Regards,

Lee