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...And formulate the essence of the question, succinctly, please
In all seriousness, I'm interested in market analysis tools (in the narrow sense of the market - here on Market) to see if it makes sense to put something out there, especially if it's not EAs. So far it appears that the buyer wants everything for $10 or free ;-), and then I don't really want to share (go to Market).
OK. You realise that if you sell an unlimited number of copies, you care more about maximising gross revenue than a "steep"
price per unit. "Better 10 times than never 10 times".
OK. You realise that in the case of selling an unlimited number of copies, you are more interested in maximum gross revenue than in a "steep"
price per unit. "Better 10 times than never 10 times".
- How do you know how many will be interested?
You can't. Calculating the optimal price is also a job. And it's quite complicated.
There are no sales statistics on the marketplace and there won't be any. There's nothing to be attached to.
There won't be big prices anyway. The monetary capacity of the average local buyer is low.
Try looking for something similar in the service work and peg it to those prices.
If you overprice, someone will put the same thing in their solution for less money. // not punishable
If you think your product is great value, it's very likely that not many people will share your opinion.
I understand that we are mostly professional programmers here.
Is there even one person on this forum who is not a programmer to sell to?
I understand that we are mostly professional programmers here.
Is there even one person on this forum who is not a programmer to sell to?
I understand that we are mostly the only professional programmers here
Nope, there's still a lot of unprofessional ones :)
Mischek:
Better 10 times once than never 10 times".
Yup, off the tongue. True, there will probably be several product categories --
1) service (stats, panels, handy and necessary libs, etc.),
2) Auxiliary (say a volume indicator for example)
3) Those that you should not buy (like different supertrends, MetaQuants, etc., etc.)
4) (probably) time-limited EAs from the category of normal EAs (like subscriptions), it is easier to sell signals, but not always. (I am referring primarily to neural network designers).
5) (doubtful) entirely working advisors from the category of normal (in case Mr. Beard Spiderider decides to sell :) )
6) other stuff (I hope it will not be so) -- like an assembly of +100500 profitable(! :))) ) indicators for 10.95 ))
7) (in case I forgot something)
So, (1) (2) (6) may well be (and will be for the most part) within 100.
(3) are not worth buying, so there is no point in talking about prices :)
(4) may also be in the normal range
(5) it's interesting to look at the prices myself :)
Only this leaves the question - how to know how many will be willing?
You can focus on similar products.
I plan to write exclusively (1)
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By the way, I suggest all normal developers to write (1) (and possibly (2, 4 and 5)) in the form of an either/or, taking into account the compatibility with each other, so that it would be possible to combine a lot of functionality in one EA.
I'm not a programmer. I could buy something).