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I was just looking at CodeCanyon. Have you done it? can you give me a little more detail on how it works?
by rudy750 13y ago
I was just looking at CodeCanyon. Have you done it? can you give me a little more detail on how it works?
- RealGeek 13y agoBrowse through the listings to get an idea of what is selling. http://codecanyon.net/page/top_sellers http://codecanyon.net/page/top_sellers They have quality standards that you must meet to get approved. Browse through http://support.envato.com/index.php?/Knowledgebase/List/Index/78/authoring-requirements http://support.envato.com/index.php?/Knowledgebase/List/Inde... to find out more. http://codecanyon.net/make_money/become_an_author http://codecanyon.net/make_money/become_an_author
- rudy750 13y agoI just signed up. Do you just upload random things that you think will sell? or is there somewhere I can see what people want?
- ssiddharth 13y agoFor the guy/lady below: Hey there! I work at Envato and am involved in the day to day operations of the marketplaces, including CodeCanyon. Please feel free to email me any questions at sid at envato dot com
- simias 13y agoFYI: if HN prevents you from directly replying to a comment you can click on "link" to access a reply page directly. That's actually what I just did to reply to your comment. I'm still not completely sure why HN does that to be honest, especially since the heuristic appears to be pretty random.
- ssiddharth 13y agoWow, definitely didn't notice this earlier. Thanks!
- rudy750 13y agoemail sent
- diminoten 13y agoI think HN tries to discourage long, protracted comment trees.