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<blockquote data-quote="jmucchiello" data-source="post: 470663" data-attributes="member: 813">You have a certain demi-deity status yourself there, Morrus. More people know about RPGNow because of your website than any other source. More people come to my website from yours than from mortality.net, rpg.net, rpghosts(news|now|etc), gamewyrd,&nbsp; sjgames|d20weekly, and all the other RPG news sites combined.You say your latest PDFs are not selling as well. I would guess that part of that is that your latest PDF have narrower appeal than your older ones. Also you use to plug your stuff more. I remember hearing about TF&amp;T long before it came out. Death came out with little fanfare. Likewise, TF&amp;T has no niche, it's a complete unknown if people will want it (apparently they do). Whereas Death is a definite niche product: a book about one deity portfolio. Narrow focus.Re: FreebiesPeople download freebies because they're free. My Tuesday's Two-Pager which I announced only last Tuesday has been download over a 1000 times. So it's not hard to find people who will download PDFs. I think it's paying for them that's the problem. When threads about PDF sales show up in the general board here on ENWorld, a strong percentage of the &quot;I don't buy PDFs&quot; contingent say things like &quot;If it's not good enough to print why should I buy it?&quot; That is the core stigma that we need to eradicate.Joe</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jmucchiello, post: 470663, member: 813"] You have a certain demi-deity status yourself there, Morrus. More people know about RPGNow because of your website than any other source. More people come to my website from yours than from mortality.net, rpg.net, rpghosts(news|now|etc), gamewyrd, sjgames|d20weekly, and all the other RPG news sites [i]combined[/i]. You say your latest PDFs are not selling as well. I would guess that part of that is that your latest PDF have narrower appeal than your older ones. Also you use to plug your stuff more. I remember hearing about TF&T long before it came out. Death came out with little fanfare. Likewise, TF&T has no niche, it's a complete unknown if people will want it (apparently they do). Whereas Death is a definite niche product: a book about one deity portfolio. Narrow focus. Re: Freebies People download freebies because they're free. My Tuesday's Two-Pager which I announced only last Tuesday has been download over a 1000 times. So it's not hard to find people who will download PDFs. I think it's paying for them that's the problem. When threads about PDF sales show up in the general board here on ENWorld, a strong percentage of the "I don't buy PDFs" contingent say things like "If it's not good enough to print why should I buy it?" That is the core stigma that we need to eradicate. Joe [/QUOTE]

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