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Godin on Digital Pricing
Now Godin takes on pricing of new digital film rentals and the lessons apply to the music industry as well.
"...In the case of online rentals, all of these intermediate costs immediately disappear. Gone. So, why try to mimic the current model when it comes to pricing if the costs are mostly gone?
...I don't think Free is always the answer, but I do think the studios are about to make a mistake of RIAA proportions. I'd charge fifty cents for an online rental. It would immediately hammer the rental stores...but would instantly teach people a new habit...
Then, once the new habit is set and you've earned permission, sure, charge more for new movies and for blockbusters...
At fifty cents a rental, all desire for piracy goes out the window, replaced by convenience, ease of use and a clear conscience. More important, entire new services show up, habits are built and the studios end up with a direct relationship with consumers..." (Seth's Blog)
Great lessons for the music industry too. Or is it too late?
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