swac2002
2012-06-10 05:00:36 UTC
and I'll be one those folks bothering you monthly--as you requested!
Some thoughts on recent comments:
I will NEVER use "the cloud" for my data. I don't even like the idea of my iTunes purchases being there.
Second, at least for Apple own iWork apps for the ipad, they're charging a
price-point of $9.99 EACH. So to get Apple's version of a word processing and spreadsheet, plus Keynote that's thirty bucks.
I'm wondering what kind of response you'd get from a one-time email to all the purchasers of Shadow Plan saying you're considering doing iOS and Android versions and their interest and at what price point.
I'm also wondering about where targeted advertising could be effective. I was very surprised when I saw a full page ad in Macworld for the five buck desktop Mac app Moom. Wouldn't have thought they could afford that.
I wonder about the market that the Jot stylus is geared to and if that audience could be tapped--cross-merchandising.
And maybe joining with the makers of the niche (enviro friendly on steroids) higher-end iPad sleeves: like nedrelow.com's "sleeve" and "book" for the iPad. I have the "sleeve" honestly I wish I had goneforthetotally stratrospherically priced "book.".
You be doing amazing I bet if you could somehow get a shot at Levenger's customer base.
My gut feeling is that twenty bucks is near the ceiling--well $19.99 of course. Does that sound about right and would that make it feasible for you to realistically develop it? And I don't know if apps can charge for updates but I'd say go that route even though it's not your style: if that can lower the initial price a little and as long as the update amount wasn't too much.
Some thoughts on recent comments:
I will NEVER use "the cloud" for my data. I don't even like the idea of my iTunes purchases being there.
Second, at least for Apple own iWork apps for the ipad, they're charging a
price-point of $9.99 EACH. So to get Apple's version of a word processing and spreadsheet, plus Keynote that's thirty bucks.
I'm wondering what kind of response you'd get from a one-time email to all the purchasers of Shadow Plan saying you're considering doing iOS and Android versions and their interest and at what price point.
I'm also wondering about where targeted advertising could be effective. I was very surprised when I saw a full page ad in Macworld for the five buck desktop Mac app Moom. Wouldn't have thought they could afford that.
I wonder about the market that the Jot stylus is geared to and if that audience could be tapped--cross-merchandising.
And maybe joining with the makers of the niche (enviro friendly on steroids) higher-end iPad sleeves: like nedrelow.com's "sleeve" and "book" for the iPad. I have the "sleeve" honestly I wish I had goneforthetotally stratrospherically priced "book.".
You be doing amazing I bet if you could somehow get a shot at Levenger's customer base.
My gut feeling is that twenty bucks is near the ceiling--well $19.99 of course. Does that sound about right and would that make it feasible for you to realistically develop it? And I don't know if apps can charge for updates but I'd say go that route even though it's not your style: if that can lower the initial price a little and as long as the update amount wasn't too much.