On Feb 16, 2006, at 1:58 PM, Lynn Fredricks wrote:
I think not. So price it properly and if you do sell a
million copies
you'll be über rich.....
When I see a $7 app I think its going to be crap and have terrible
support.
I haven't found any relationship between the price and crap
program/ terrible support categories. I have purchased $80
programs that turn out to be crap but have great support,
$300 programs that are great but riddled with bugs/support
issues and $7 programs that are just fantastic in both
aspects. And everything in between.
I have paid for expensive, crappy programs too. But much of the
computer
industry that legitimizes a program (unless its an advocate for the
cheap
but useful) or sells software will be disposed to overlooking it
for what
appears to be a more expensive and better supported product.
Perhaps from a developer view point. However, with the clients I have
dealt with (mostly lawyers), the criteria is completely different.
They are extremely price orientated but don't give a fig about
support. I have NO idea why but they "live long and prosper" so they
can't be all wrong.
Mel_______________________________________________
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