redgrange

Donations and other giveaways are tax deductible. What if you offer a freemium software model? Could you find the fair market value of the free product and deduct the cost of the non-converted (still free) users? That is FMV x NUM_FREE_USERS = DEDUCTION ? We all know that there's work to keeping those free users using -- sometimes more than paid users. There has to be a model for addressing the resources put into supporting them.

I've been playing with the PageSpeed tool here: https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/

I'm testing a variety of pages and have my speed score for specific pages fluctuate. One page goes from 77 to 90 to 78 to 91. It's quite odd. I leave a few minutes between each test as to make sure that each run avoids the 30sec cached results. Anyone else experience this? All the stackoverflow and google forum replies seem to provide incomplete explanations.

I have a wordpress plugin that I'm looking to grow. We already have a few thousand paying users and looking for more. I keep hearing mixed messages on the web about sites like shareasale, clickbank, etc. Has anyone had any concrete luck with these kinds of sites -- particularly when it comes to digital goods that are not downloadable books and courses?

Would love to make this a 3 movie set. Does anyone have a recommendation for another documentary that follows tech entrepreneurs?