FF PDF - A modest successs?

[ffutures]

Apparently there have already been more than fifty downloads of the FF PDF from e23, and I've been asked to PLEASE not make any more changes unless it's absolutely essential in case all of them download it again. I've also had more registrations than usual in the last few days; not a huge increase, but enough to convince me that doing this was worth while, and that putting more freebies on line occasionally, over and above the normal game releases, will also be a good idea if I can do it without overextending myself.

I'm vaguely thinking of an "advertising supplement" next, say 32 pages of adverts from Pearson's Magazine, Gamage's catalogue, etc., if I can find enough fun ones. Does this sound interesting?

I'm also going to look at freebies for Diana and Flatland; I'm not sure what they'll be, but I'm sure I can come up with something.

Comments

It does to me...

[johnreiher.livejournal.com]

I love to see old tyme adverts, especially ones for things the FDA would have a fit over. To be honest, I've been thinking about picking up Diana and Elvis, and I just may do that later on, (after I get paid this week.)

[http://users.livejournal.com/_grimtales_/]

Have you considered putting it up at RPGnow as well? That generally has a lot more traffic an customers. E23 seems to go well initially and then tail off.

[ffutures.livejournal.com]

There are things I really don't like about RPGnow's system, especially the two-tier thing they've introduced; they charge you to use their site, then take a bigger cut than e23 and want a lot more if you're not going to be banished to the fringes. I really don't want to go that route, especially for charity projects.