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Originally posted by Michael View Post
Sadly, most do not, at least for showing support to make future tests possible.
Greater than 50% ad block rates.
Less than 1% being premium subscribers.
Less than 1% tipping.
I have recently bought a subscription, because of your excellent services.
Like others have said, it is a bit hard to find, that you can buy a subscription.
Yes, sometimes some articles are advertising the premium subscription, but most of the time there is no clearly visible hint of it.
There is also no special color for premium subscriptions and the only default reference to it, seems to be at the bottom of the website.
Nicely hidden.
(I just skimmed the website again. Maybe I missed something, but this is the point.)
One does not have to use animations etc. in order to advertise the premium subscription.
A orange/yellow button with "Support" or "ad free" written on the top, may even be enough.
On the other hand, it is quite normal that less than 1-2% are paying.
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Originally posted by stiiixy View Post
Some guy informing Michael that his site's quite likely illegal in the EU (he might find himself blocked if it is the case, and enforced) is an opportunity for some bravado!
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Originally posted by stiiixy View Post
Some guy informing Michael that his site's quite likely illegal in the EU (he might find himself blocked if it is the case, and enforced) is an opportunity for some bravado!
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Originally posted by nils_ View Post
Right now there is no blocking in most countries though that may be one of the hidden motives behind GDPR.
Just compare the ads of European news sites and you will know it.
> It's not as if he needs more than show you EULA and privacy policy that non-premium users must accept to continue using the site and this stops being a problem.
The site already does that.
Just open it in private mode.
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Originally posted by Michael View Post
Sadly, most do not, at least for showing support to make future tests possible.
Greater than 50% ad block rates.
Less than 1% being premium subscribers.
Less than 1% tipping.
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