Popular Pick?

[talien]

Ok, I did the update ... thanks for the podding guys.

Used 25, 50, 100, 250, 500, 1000+

James

YES! THANK you!

 

[eyebeams]

Ok, I did the update ... thanks for the podding guys.

Used 25, 50, 100, 250, 500, 1000+

James

Wow -- It's quite an eye-opener.

 

[rpghost]

Bronze, silver, and gold, or something other than numbers seems like it would be better for boosting sales -- I suspect even stellar results, like 250, might not be that impressive to a potential customer.

I had one vendor complain they didn't want their numbers broadcast like that. So maybe something more generic would work better... I'm torn on the topic.

James

 

[philreed]

I had one vendor complain they didn't want their numbers broadcast like that. So maybe something more generic would work better... I'm torn on the topic.

I thought the numbers were valuable -- and educational -- to the industry and other publishers. But what you have in place now also works so it isn't a big deal.

 

[Man-thing]

I've really enjoyed having the numbers in place. It reminds me as a customer that if I like I product that has not sold well I should be trying to recommend it more to others.

 

[ukgpublishing]

I thought the numbers were valuable -- and educational -- to the industry and other publishers. But what you have in place now also works so it isn't a big deal.

As another vendor I really don't have an issue with the numbers. Whilst our sales may not be anything compaired to the platinum vendors, I felt a touch of pride in the succuesses we have had and spurred to do even better.

Also the rather bland metal designation really does tell much unless the customer is aware of what they mean.