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You've been there before, haven't you? Perhaps your manager insists on using a dark pattern to trick customers into buying. Or an A/B test has just shown that an annoying pop-up does increase sign-ups. Or maybe you always end up firefighting negative reviews and angry customer inquiries and your calls to action don't perform well. Whether we are designers, marketers, entrepreneurs, or product owners, we are all in the same boat.

Dropbox offers cloud storage. Slack offers an online collaboration space. Candy Crush is a gaming app. All these apps have different services to offer but there is one thing common in all of them – they all follow the Freemium Model of subscription. Freemium, which is an amalgamation of Free + Premium is one of...

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