Food for thought: sales for the first six months of an help desk app(userscape.com)
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Food for thought: sales for the first six months of an help desk app
http://www.userscape.com/blog/index.php/site/comments/a_look_back_at_helpspots_first_6_months_of_sales/
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I admit it's odd, but there are no suspicious statistical patterns in the voting. If it's a ring, it's a new one.
Why was it blocked 5 minutes ago? This is a great example of a post (and marketing move) to release much-asked for sales information to software vendors, who at the same time, may be very interested in the product itself.
This was on reddit before it showed up on news.yc. I suspect that people read it and discussed it on reddit, then came over here and gave it a bump with no comment.
I've seen submissions be upvoted quickly before. This is exactly the type that would be upvoted quickly--nobody ever posts how much money they make with their app.
I think people are very interested in how much other people/businesses/lines of businesses make and this author was very forthcoming about it.
So, how much did he make in total?
I don't get it. I understand friends bumping a submission one or two votes if the content is legitimately interesting, but why try to blast to the top of news.yc?
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