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<blockquote data-quote="rpghost" data-source="post: 476246" data-attributes="member: 2834">Re: Does this seem reasonable?If there are only a small or definable changes for each setting, I'd suggest adopting a formating at that would indicate which genre a particular rule or note applies to and make one book. I'm all for splitting up large books into smaller ones as people don't like to read (print) huge PDFs... but this seems like a case where just some careful presentation should make the book only a few pages longer and serve all needs.But, this isn't really a topic for this thread. Start another if you want more feedback.This topic was about the &quot;potential&quot; sales of PDF products.&nbsp; How to increase the PDF buyer base, etc... I hope we can continue on along those lines. I for one would like to know how to attact more non-d20 users and more non-EN World users. To that end I expect to spend some advertising money in the near future. The fact that most of our customers come from the 2 most popular producers of PDF's means that many of our customers are coming straight from product announcemnt links and fan support sites. I'd like to try to tap into the regular book-reading crowd as well as some more non-d20 people. Thoughts?JamesJames</blockquote>

[QUOTE="rpghost, post: 476246, member: 2834"] [b]Re: Does this seem reasonable?[/b] If there are only a small or definable changes for each setting, I'd suggest adopting a formating at that would indicate which genre a particular rule or note applies to and make one book. I'm all for splitting up large books into smaller ones as people don't like to read (print) huge PDFs... but this seems like a case where just some careful presentation should make the book only a few pages longer and serve all needs. But, this isn't really a topic for this thread. Start another if you want more feedback. This topic was about the "potential" sales of PDF products. How to increase the PDF buyer base, etc... I hope we can continue on along those lines. I for one would like to know how to attact more non-d20 users and more non-EN World users. To that end I expect to spend some advertising money in the near future. The fact that most of our customers come from the 2 most popular producers of PDF's means that many of our customers are coming straight from product announcemnt links and fan support sites. I'd like to try to tap into the regular book-reading crowd as well as some more non-d20 people. Thoughts? James James [/QUOTE]

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