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This seems like great advice if your customers are paying you directly. Do you think the same dynamics apply with advertising models or businesses that create a

This seems like great advice if your customers are paying you directly. Do you think the same dynamics apply with advertising models or businesses that create a market in something? For example if I can cause someone to spend $50 and a product distributor makes $40 on that, can I justifiably charge say $20, or is the cap set by whatever Google charges for related keywords?

wtvanhest 13y ago
Hopefully you will see this. I went and looked at your site: http://www.applieddatalabs.com/ http://www.applieddatalabs.com/ and tried to understand what you do. It looks like you have a bunch of stuff going on all at once which is hard for investors to analyze and understand. It is important to break each invention/IP/idea in to separate concepts and analyze the market size of a niche market of each. For your "cognitive data visualization and comprehension" IP you are working on, the key would be understanding a business type it could be sold to, then figuring out how much you would get. Lets say you looked at the xBox One and Connect along with the PS4. Is there a way to license your technology to those two companies or maybe even game developers? If so, what do you think the licensing would get you per Xbox, PS4 or game? You need to estimate two numbers: (# of units) and ($ per unit). Where the unit could be consoles or titles etc. Anyway, hope that helps a little. Feel free to email me, same name at gmail.