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Education. In each of those cases, the "buyer" doesn't understand the rules of the game, and misjudges his odds of payoff, and what that payoff might be. In m
by stromdotcom 17y ago
Education. In each of those cases, the "buyer" doesn't understand the rules of the game, and misjudges his odds of payoff, and what that payoff might be.
In my opinion, when it comes to the app store, the root of the problem is that people are grossly overestimating the number of dollars that are up for grabs, and because people are ashamed to admit their app isn't selling well, and because Apple only publishes vague numbers, no one has a really good way of determining how much money IS out there. That's why I've been talking about my numbers as much as possible, and I hope others will as well.
- pj 17y agoSo they are selling hope to the ignorant... It seems kind of wrong to do that. Well, it doesn't feel good to think about anyway, maybe it isn't wrong. I suppose it is like those infomercials at night selling real estate mogul programs...