RE: [KCFusion] OT - Software Marketing

2002-02-19 Thread Ryan Hartwich

I know of at least 2 locals who run websites selling CF modules and
packages:

Oleani,  and their addin software at www.bigosoftware.com
And Bryan Laplante at www.netwebapps.com

Both have a number of products on sale on their website that they have
made.

Ryan


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We have all created the better mousetrap, but let's be real, we're
programmers.  Has anyone had any positive experiences trying to market a
software package.  If you would like, contact me off list.  Thanks for
the
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RE: [KCFusion] OT - Software Marketing

2002-02-19 Thread James K Tieman

Thanks Ryan I'm most concerned with how you establish a price and develop
the strategy to distribute That's why it has to be someone besides me.



I know of at least 2 locals who run websites selling CF modules and
packages:

Oleani,  and their addin software at www.bigosoftware.com
And Bryan Laplante at www.netwebapps.com

Both have a number of products on sale on their website that they have
made.

Ryan


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We have all created the better mousetrap, but let's be real, we're
programmers.  Has anyone had any positive experiences trying to market a
software package.  If you would like, contact me off list.  Thanks for
the
vine, fellow listers.



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RE: [KCFusion] OT - Software Marketing

2002-02-19 Thread Misty Woodward

We have had some great experience with selling apps through our site
www.bigosoftware.com (no pun intended :) )

We do mostly ColdFusion but are working on about 4 ASP based apps that are
similar in functionality to some of our CF apps. As far as marketing goes, I
would say the best success we have had is with our AuthorizeNet gateway
interface tag. Its been on the market for about a year now and we get so
much exposure for it through AuthorizeNet and also the other site I
developed at CFCustomTags.com. The other really good experience I have had
is with the CF Linkmanager product we have. With web directories being on
the rise you could target basically any web site owner with CF and make a
sale.  Everyone wants directories, be it web sites, addresses, emails, etc.

As for pricing, well its kind of a hit or miss.  When I started selling CF
Authorize over a year ago, I started it off at $39 I think it was. After
watching the market and its sales I know I can now get $125 from the same
tag that sold for $39 last year. We have actually had increase in sales for
that one since the price increase.  I think it has a lot to do with
perceived value: more expensive it is, the better it is. The other thing we
are trying is a developer discount program.  Lots of web developers, both
firms and freelancers, buy our software at a discounted price and resell it
at whatever price they want to their customers.  Besides who wants to
reinvent the wheel if its already there.

Also you wouldn't believe with a name like Big O Software how many other
programmers out there are always emailing and asking me the meaning behind
it. So with a name like that, programmers might just click on the name just
to see what it is (If you don't get this never mind).

Thanks,
Misty Woodward
BigOSoftware
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www.BigOSoftware.com
Contact us about our Developer Discount Program
6709 W 119th Street
Suite 422
Overland Park, KS 66209
913-219-2210


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Subject: [KCFusion] OT - Software Marketing


We have all created the better mousetrap, but let's be real, we're
programmers.  Has anyone had any positive experiences trying to market a
software package.  If you would like, contact me off list.  Thanks for the
vine, fellow listers.

James K. (Jamie) Tieman
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Allied, Inc.
3455 W 40 Hwy
Blue Springs, MO  64015
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