All Access Pass question?

[Hamish]

Just a quick question re the All Access Pass ...
Hi Griff,
I'm just wondering ... I saw the recent All Access pass offering and I was tempted. The problem for me is that I think I've actually got all of your courses. Yes, including the new Speed Building Course. I think the All Access concept is good though. What I wondered is whether any thought had gone into offering a "lifetime" subscription option? It may take me a lifetime to get through the courses that I've got now anyway, but if a "lifetime subscription" was an option, that's the one that I'd go for.
I'll be very interested to hear your thoughts.

Thanks
Hamish

 

[MikeS]

Just my 2 cents...
-most of us are old, so at best lifetime is 20 - 30years?
-even at a massive 50% discount, that would be $2,000 - $3,000
Probably not many people willing to drop that in one lump.

 

[Griff]

Just a quick question re the All Access Pass ...
Hi Griff,
I'm just wondering ... I saw the recent All Access pass offering and I was tempted. The problem for me is that I think I've actually got all of your courses. Yes, including the new Speed Building Course. I think the All Access concept is good though. What I wondered is whether any thought had gone into offering a "lifetime" subscription option? It may take me a lifetime to get through the courses that I've got now anyway, but if a "lifetime subscription" was an option, that's the one that I'd go for.
I'll be very interested to hear your thoughts.

Thanks
Hamish

No plans for that currently, I would be afraid to offer something "lifetime" and have it end in a few years - that doesn't seem very "lifetime" to me and, while I certainly have no plans on quitting doing what I'm doing, life has a way of changing my plans so I'm usually hesitant to commit to something like that.

 

[Scotty R]

Agreed that lifetime is difficult word to define.
Annual renewal is good, and contemplation of laddered discounts based on member term might be a nice sweetner to encourage loyalty.

 

[Paleo]

The address label for my lifetime subscription to Rolling Stone magazine used to say it would expire in 2055.

I would be 105 years old.

My most recent issue now says the expiration date is Nov 2019.

Either the definition of a "lifetime" subscription has changed or Rolling Stone has some info regarding my health I'm not aware of.