Comments on: Dungeon Mastering Earnings Report – Nov. 09 https://www.gamer-lifestyle.com/entrepreneurship/dungeon-mastering-earnings-report-nov-09/ Publish Your RPG Work Sun, 05 Feb 2012 13:17:50 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Yax https://www.gamer-lifestyle.com/entrepreneurship/dungeon-mastering-earnings-report-nov-09/#comment-118 Yax Fri, 12 Mar 2010 13:59:03 +0000 http://blog.gamer-lifestyle.com/?p=167#comment-118 For reasons that I'd rather keep confidential, the December 09 report was the last one. As for the monthly vs. lifetime models. I still believe the monthly model is more lucrative, but I did not have the resources to create enough value to warrant the ongoing billing. The lifetime membership was a great move at the time. For reasons that I’d rather keep confidential, the December 09 report was the last one.

As for the monthly vs. lifetime models. I still believe the monthly model is more lucrative, but I did not have the resources to create enough value to warrant the ongoing billing. The lifetime membership was a great move at the time.

]]> By: Ronald Whited https://www.gamer-lifestyle.com/entrepreneurship/dungeon-mastering-earnings-report-nov-09/#comment-117 Ronald Whited Fri, 12 Mar 2010 02:41:47 +0000 http://blog.gamer-lifestyle.com/?p=167#comment-117 Heya Yax, these Earning Reports were very insightful, I was wondering if you would consider starting to post them again as you get time? Also, since the switch from monthly to lifetime subscriptions have you noticed a decline in sales due to removing repeat customers from the equation? Since with the monthly subscription (even with poor retention) you are always leaving yourself open to returning customers? Or does the additional cost upfront outweigh the negatives? Heya Yax, these Earning Reports were very insightful, I was wondering if you would consider starting to post them again as you get time?

Also, since the switch from monthly to lifetime subscriptions have you noticed a decline in sales due to removing repeat customers from the equation? Since with the monthly subscription (even with poor retention) you are always leaving yourself open to returning customers? Or does the additional cost upfront outweigh the negatives?

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