At this stage I feel we're nearer to a need for something close to non-profit-making
I hope not! :-D
While I certainly don't hope to get rich on my RunRev information content -- which will take several different forms -- I sure don't expect to put in this much time and effort as a pure labor of love, either.
I have not been able to get a sense for how big the installed base of Rev and MC is, but I'm guessing that if it wasn't on the order of a few thousand for each product, the companies would long ago have stopped development. Some reasonable percentage of those users are folks who will gobble up whatever they can get in the way of information to help them work with the product better. I conclude, therefore, that the key is pricing information in such a way that modest numbers of buyers can still make the enterprise at least marginally profitable.
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Dan Shafer
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