111–120 of 224 posts
Earlier quoted context omitted.
I don't know. I think the feeling of getting it cheaper if you jump on early outweighs it.
The early momentum is great, but the problem is sales will basically stop after the price hits a certain level.
Cute idea. Note that it was just changed to go up by $20 per logo sold, but that still doesn't really solve the economic problems posed by some of the comments.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
After spending much time among entrepreneurs I find that there are very few with a "business" mind. Great idea, horrible model. This pricing model is so far out of left field that I had to do some research to see if it's ever been successful. It hasn't. Although https://github.com/metafizzy is kinda interesting (what this websites UI is based off of)
Flaws notwithstanding, I appreciate the sense of urgency this pricing model imparts. "Buy now, or pay more!"
Strange.
Whoever buys the "A-Ok" logo is going to have a very rough internationalization experience if they try to bring their product to Brazil...
Price goes up $40 per logo sold? So, after you sell 10 more logos, it'll be ($40*10) + $120(current price) = $520 per logo? Seems like a strange pricing strategy. I guess it increases the "buy it now" urge, but at some point it will kill sales. I guess when it stabilizes you can just say "ok, that's what people are willing to pay for these". So perhaps it's a good way to explore pricing...
When I first opened the site, it was $120 per logo, with 2 logos listed when filtered for "sold". Now it's at $200 per logo, with 4 in the "sold" category. So yes, it looks like the price per logo is increasing by $40 every time a logo is sold.
> Any logo: $420 . Price increases by $20 with each logo sold.
Some of these look eerily familiar, and I wonder if they might infringe upon a Trade Mark...
For example: Pizza's Horse Mane — http://logo.pizza/horse-mane eSports organization Team Liquid — http://www.teamliquid.net
Wouldn't it make more sense that the price would go down as more are purchased, as the most popular logos are already taken? Is someone really going to pay $1000 for 'Mr. Grin'
I think he wants people to hurry and buy it now before it goes up, rather than holding off and wait until it gets cheap enough. That's a classical business move, like any "time limited sale", force people to buy it right now before they have the time to think whether they need it or not.
I guess the only problem is that the last logo shouldn't sell easily (without adding more).