I say 15,300 
dekurvajo saidThat’s what I’m saying
Would you tell me please where you can see the monthly sales of mine? Or compare mine January sales to yours? Or make a comparison of your sales amplitudes in an annum to mine or others? C’mon… dont be silly. Take a look again onto this site.![]()
I’m not interested to see your monthly sales. My main concern is to create new items that sell and to know what buyers are looking for.
As I said, some people might find it useful and I’m glad
I rest my case.There is a difference in how you see it, I admit, but the information is the same in that application and in the marketplaces, so for me, personally, there is no added value to convince me to go to that application daily for instance.
Added value for instance would be to see what people searched most yesterday, to see frequent word searches, etc to realise what buyers are looking for. For me, for instance, seeing top authors income is not added value and it doesn’t help me at all. But if it helps you guys, I’m glad and good luck! At the end …I appreciate the hard work which was put into this.
dekurvajo said
greenline saidAre you joking, dont you?
Actually, besides seeing the rough estimation of everyone’s income, I don’t see the added value of this. There is no extra information that you cannot already see in each marketplace.
I’m not joking, just give me an example of which other interesting &relevant information (besides estimated income) you can see there and you cannot already see in the marketplace.
Actually, besides seeing the rough estimation of everyone’s income, I don’t see the added value of this. There is no extra information that you cannot already see in each marketplace.
Just a quick note here — it’s not possible to buy on any of our marketplaces without a user account, so all buyers are users that can rate an item, if they wish.
yes….my mistake…mea culpa, I always thought they can, even without an account. Just found out this from another thread too 
ToivoMedia saidHe does
DaniMun saidHe’s heading off to do some shooting. (get it???)
Cre8tiveCloud saidMy thoughts exactly!
The best tripod rifle i’ve ever seen..lol![]()
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Great picture and nice attitude !ohh, my mistake, I just tried to buy something being logged-out and you are right, my stupid mistake …
liviu_cerchez said
I would personally prefer a Like system in favor of a 5 stars rating system. Whoever appreciates an item marks it as Liked, the others don’t have an option to dislike – but can leave a comment explaining their case. “Keep it simple, keep it stupid”.
Yes, it might sound good, but …now, an item with 1 star rating, means poor quality and you can take this as an evaluation….. while in the case of ‘Like’ system, less likes can mean both poor quality but also can be only the case when people forgot to “like’ it or maybe people who bought it without having an Envato prepaid account, thus no possibility of rating/linking.
....as many satisfied buyers just forget to rate or are too lazy to figure out how to do it.
This is not necessary the truth. For instance, for one of my items, the number of ratings is smaller than the number of purchases, just because most of the people who bought it, came from outside codecanyon, payed with credit card or paypal and they do not have an Evato user account.
So if they don’t have an Envato account, they cannot rate or comment the items.
I also do that often when I buy clothes from the internet: I always like the “fast” way: buy something with my credit card, just enter the card details and that’s it….. without creating an account on each website from where I buy things.
