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A diary of our adventures, successes, failures and everything we learn as we attempt to start a business or two.
Our first project: Shoes of Prey - design your own custom women's shoes.
Our latest project: Sneaking Duck - new prescription glasses, everyday.
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Hi Michael,
ReplyDeleteGreat article, thanks.
Made me realise I've seen a few great examples in action recently.
1) Tim Ferris offering his Four Hour Chef book for $84,000 ( http://goo.gl/AUIhH )
2) Magento developers offering near/completely identical extensions for Enterprise Edition customers at 200%-300% of the price of the Community Edition extension.
Best wishes for xmas and holiday trading.
Amazing, love that pricing structure for The Four Hour Chef book. I wonder how many of the higher tier packages he sold?!
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