We’ve only been working with this new model for a few weeks but it’s good news.Old Subscription Model (average 41-day period)Total orders: 1,025Average price: $20.00Total cash raised for nonprofits: $20,500New Subscription Model (first 41 days)Total orders: 2,789Average price: $13.49Total cash raised for nonprofits: $37,62434% of all orders are still at the $20 level and 7% of all subscribers choose a price above $20. The average price is down but the money we’ve raised is up by 84%.So we’re raising more money, through smaller online donations, and more people have been able to join our community. Kind of reminds us of a certain political campaign.Thanks to everyone who’s leapt on board. If you haven’t joined but you’re interested, you can do so here.
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