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Mutt · 02-12-2003

you can count on CJ for honesty!

it is a tough sell and most people just won't pay the freight for higher quality content ................. and to lease at the price point that is likely to increase the amount of customers you have to look at it and think whether it's even worth bothering.

i don't think the plugins are too expensively priced - well some are, i took a look at the GotJizz plugin, 12 dollars a GIG, might even be more per gIG on the smaller packages. But most plugins i see are in the 2-5 dollar a gig range. That seems fair but it's still a tough sell.

And the problem with doing a more niche-y type plugin is that you will get like about 10 sales the second you post it on a board or advertise it. Cuz there are always about that many people in any niche who are always on the prowl for more content for their niche. But after that first day, like pulling teeth.

Traffic still king - content far behind. Though i can point out a whole bunch of examples of very successful companies where content meant more to their success than traffic. Traffic came because of the content.

02-12-2003	#8
Mutt Members Join Date: Oct 2002 Posts: 1,087	you can count on CJ for honesty! it is a tough sell and most people just won't pay the freight for higher quality content ................. and to lease at the price point that is likely to increase the amount of customers you have to look at it and think whether it's even worth bothering. i don't think the plugins are too expensively priced - well some are, i took a look at the GotJizz plugin, 12 dollars a GIG, might even be more per gIG on the smaller packages. But most plugins i see are in the 2-5 dollar a gig range. That seems fair but it's still a tough sell. And the problem with doing a more niche-y type plugin is that you will get like about 10 sales the second you post it on a board or advertise it. Cuz there are always about that many people in any niche who are always on the prowl for more content for their niche. But after that first day, like pulling teeth. Traffic still king - content far behind. Though i can point out a whole bunch of examples of very successful companies where content meant more to their success than traffic. Traffic came because of the content.