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What I would call "traffic" on the forums has increased by roughly 60% in the past four weeks.
Personally, my view is "the more the merrier". It's not so long ago that we used to see comments like "Where is everyone tonight" or "Is anybody else here?"
I find it more interesting, not less interesting, these days.
Personally, my view is "the more the merrier". It's not so long ago that we used to see comments like "Where is everyone tonight" or "Is anybody else here?"
I find it more interesting, not less interesting, these days.
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The thing is Tony, we all understand that SR wants to make money - it's a company, a very good company at that, but if you're not trying to increase sales then you should be. With more members, there is more chance that you will make more sales, and that's a great thing, and seeing as we are effectively your R&D dept., which I think is a good thing, you'd be able to pass some savings on to us.
Maybe I'm too business minded, but that's what I'd be doing.
'Ain't nothin' but a summer jam'
Great song!
Maybe I'm too business minded, but that's what I'd be doing.
'Ain't nothin' but a summer jam'
Great song!
Dan2K1 wrote:
> Start bringing us some better offers - just a couple of really good
> offers each week - you should introduce a 'trial' letsbuyit.com kind
> of thing. For instance, say that if 3000 people here pre-order say
> Crazy Taxi 2, then they can get it for £22.99 instead of
> £29.99! For example.
Just try some innovation, with a
> little bit of borrowed originality :)
Yeah, but do you know how much money some of these people have lost? I agree with the concept, but we will not sell at a loss.
> Start bringing us some better offers - just a couple of really good
> offers each week - you should introduce a 'trial' letsbuyit.com kind
> of thing. For instance, say that if 3000 people here pre-order say
> Crazy Taxi 2, then they can get it for £22.99 instead of
> £29.99! For example.
Just try some innovation, with a
> little bit of borrowed originality :)
Yeah, but do you know how much money some of these people have lost? I agree with the concept, but we will not sell at a loss.
Dan2K1 wrote:
> Are sales up 60%?
Huh? Why on earth would sales be up by 60%?
> Are sales up 60%?
Huh? Why on earth would sales be up by 60%?
I think that at this moment of time a lot of people are unhappy with the topics. But i'm afraid to say if Tony doesnt do something like a guard system it will always be like this. As there always be new people that dont understand the way of FOG.
Also Tony what I said before about Newbies and not letting them do topics is wrong, you should stop certain people do topics for a little while if there topics arnt very good and are pointless!
:)
Also Tony what I said before about Newbies and not letting them do topics is wrong, you should stop certain people do topics for a little while if there topics arnt very good and are pointless!
:)
Start bringing us some better offers - just a couple of really good offers each week - you should introduce a 'trial' letsbuyit.com kind of thing. For instance, say that if 3000 people here pre-order say Crazy Taxi 2, then they can get it for £22.99 instead of £29.99! For example.
Just try some innovation, with a little bit of borrowed originality :)
Just try some innovation, with a little bit of borrowed originality :)
The FOG can never be 'boring'
Tony let me be the first to say I don't think anybody is having a go at your good self or SR!
Tony let me be the first to say I don't think anybody is having a go at your good self or SR!
What I would call "traffic" on the forums has increased by roughly 60% in the past four weeks.
Personally, my view is "the more the merrier". It's not so long ago that we used to see comments like "Where is everyone tonight" or "Is anybody else here?"
I find it more interesting, not less interesting, these days.
Personally, my view is "the more the merrier". It's not so long ago that we used to see comments like "Where is everyone tonight" or "Is anybody else here?"
I find it more interesting, not less interesting, these days.
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