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Is this all from a single theme? What percentage are you at? I've contemplated converting some of my custom WP themes to sell on ThemeForest but I didn't think
by johnward 12y ago
Is this all from a single theme? What percentage are you at?
I've contemplated converting some of my custom WP themes to sell on ThemeForest but I didn't think it would be worth the time.
edit: I often wonder if it would be worth it to try to compete with theme clubs. They seem to make a killing on recurring revenue and release a couple of themes a year.
- chatmasta 12y agoTheme clubs? Are those the places where you pay a subscription fee to be in a limited club of people that get a new theme every couple weeks? In general people spend a lot of money on themes. I think you might be better off competing with themeforest or more likely, any of the number of bootstrap theme website popping up.
- johnward 12y agoThere a few but elegantthemes.com is one that comes to mind. You pay yearly to access to a bunch of quality themes. They pay out 50% commissions (and on renewals too) to affiliates but they have 200k+ plus users. They have to bring in a couple million a year. I believe they started out at much lower prices and started raising it as they released more and more themes.
- vilius 12y agoYes, it's from single theme. I'm currently at the highest rate of 70%. There are a couple of high-selling authors on TF that established their theme clubs. They build up customer base using TF and then invite people to subscribe for a yearly fee to get access to all of their themes plus the ones to be released. I guess after you reach certain amount of customers such model is much more profitable. Eg. http://www.themezilla.com/ http://www.themezilla.com/ and here's a link to their TF profile http://themeforest.net/user/OrmanClark http://themeforest.net/user/OrmanClark