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Jun. 19th, 2006 11:20 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
ffuturesAs I said yesterday, the Flatland RPG has come out at 92 pages with 49 pages pf actual gaming material - the rest is Abbott's book. The gaming material includes three adventures and four outlines, rules, a small wargame, and cutout figures, with lots of colour illustrations.
I was thinking that $4.99 seemed around the right price but maybe that's too cheap. I want to maximize the money it earns, since it's a charity project, so should I go for lots of sales, a high price, or both? Will setting a low price make people think it isn't worth buying? Here's some possible prices, tell me which you think is likely to get the best results.
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I was thinking that $4.99 seemed around the right price but maybe that's too cheap. I want to maximize the money it earns, since it's a charity project, so should I go for lots of sales, a high price, or both? Will setting a low price make people think it isn't worth buying? Here's some possible prices, tell me which you think is likely to get the best results.
[Poll #751189]
Comment would be helpful (I hope)
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Date: 2006-06-19 02:11 pm (UTC)I'm not a big fan of pdf and prefer paper versions any day, especially if there's a book included, as such I'm not sure how much I'd be prepared to pay for it. Given that I'd be unlikely to ever print it out, or probably even read it, I could just make a charitable donation instead.