Comments on: Happy Easter http://zhdapps.com/2010/04/04/happy-easter/ All The Best Games and Apps! Sat, 03 Sep 2011 01:07:19 +0000 hourly 1 By: Razorsyntax http://zhdapps.com/2010/04/04/happy-easter/#comment-31 Razorsyntax Tue, 06 Apr 2010 01:25:33 +0000 http://zhdapps.com/news/2010/news/happy-easter/#comment-31 I'm wondering if there was a way we couldn't attract more developers. I'm thinking even create a sub-marketplace (the Black Market-Place) where developers can charge for their apps. I realize free is what consumers would like, but the reality is if developers can't make it worth their while to create apps then we, the die-hard Zune users, suffer. I'm asking for an independent ZuneHD marketplace where both users and developers are rewarded. I'm talking from experience (in other business related fields) . . . this works. It increases growth for your site, creates revenue streams for the site and developers, and consumers win by getting more content. I suppose the only downside will be the constant griping from those free-content users who've never sat down and created an app in the first place (no worries about them . . . they'll come around as they always do when the content is of higher quality). I’m wondering if there was a way we couldn’t attract more developers. I’m thinking even create a sub-marketplace (the Black Market-Place) where developers can charge for their apps. I realize free is what consumers would like, but the reality is if developers can’t make it worth their while to create apps then we, the die-hard Zune users, suffer. I’m asking for an independent ZuneHD marketplace where both users and developers are rewarded.

I’m talking from experience (in other business related fields) . . . this works. It increases growth for your site, creates revenue streams for the site and developers, and consumers win by getting more content.

I suppose the only downside will be the constant griping from those free-content users who’ve never sat down and created an app in the first place (no worries about them . . . they’ll come around as they always do when the content is of higher quality).

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