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Adobe’s Sneaky Trick When I Downgraded My Creative Cloud Plan – A Marketing Lesson

by | June 26, 2018

A few months ago I decided to downgrade our Adobe Creative Cloud plan. It started off years ago around $18 pm but it had increased over time to the point where we were paying $43.99 for it. We really only needed it for Photoshop and Lightroom so I jumped online to downgrade my account. And that’s when I received a lesson in marketing from Adobe.

It’s always worthwhile having a thorough look over your options when your upgrading or downgrading a subscription. In the case, Adobe was happy to give me some options, but the ones they displayed first were still too expensive and not what I was after. I had to scroll to the last page before I found the cheapest option.

Watch the video to see what happened.

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About the author, Allan Ward

Hi, I'm Allan and I help Gen X'ers make smart decisions with their money so they can lead happy and fulfilled lives. I created Slow Fortune to help ordinary people learn more about their money choices. I believe that the more you understand about your finances, the higher the likelihood that you'll be motivated to improve your financial situation. I also believe that achieving financial independence takes time, hence the name of this blog.

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