Hmm, that could be possible.
Why i am forced to sell my 3D print model for min. 3$
Discussion started by marpro
Quick Question:
Why is the minimum price for a 3D print model at 3$ while for a CGI model the minimum price is at 2$.
Is there any big difference between these two categories which would justify this difference?
Have a nice day tought.
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Yes sure. I was just wondering.
"No customer will prefer one model over another for 1$ difference anyway. " Man! You are more funniest than D.Trump! You making my day again.
I don't know how is situation in happy pink world of PBR/Arch-viz/Gamedev 3d-modeling. But on all 3d-stocks on Internet customers are preferring the Price. It's psychology of 99% customers of "jewelry" 3d models. Especially in a crowded market where "competitors" already ruined and collapsed prices.
And every designer, who makes models for printing and tried to sell it here or on another 3d-markets knows it.
And one more notice: minimal price of 3$ is too small.
@skapricorn I'm sure you have found that your tendency to insult everyone around you is not very beneficial and I can assure you that you are missing a lot of good opportunities, because of that (yeah, you don't care, I know). On the topic: Can you tell me, based on what data you think that a customer chose your competitor inferior crappy model instead your superior one, because it was 1$ cheaper? And yes, even 5$ is too low for any kind of non-primitive3D model.
hmmm "insult"??? sorry, dude, i don't knew that you have so subtle heart. (At least now I know what piece of strange substance I don't need to touch)
On what data it's based? On real life. I see you like to philosophizing about abstract matters (like busines analysts with MBA-grade). But (my) real experience shows different picture. If you want some scientific basis, ask administrators about sales statistic on all CGT (for 3d-printable models), and calculate the result, taking into account the work of algorithms for issuing search results among selling models.
You mean you had an actual case with a customer who bought inferior model, because it was $1 cheaper? Really? How many of those you had in your real life experience?
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