AndrVlad I was hoping that wouldn’t backfire towards me… next time I’ll be more humble and keep my mouth shut 
I don’t have enough sales to comment on it or deduce a pattern. If I were to guess what works best it would have to be any project that might fit the description of the extended license through the eyes of the purchaser… something that could be incorporated into a dvd menu, software info or training package, maybe even a film or video game company logo intro … I’m thinking of projects that would be included as part of a package that would be resold through retail.
I think it would help if the license included some real world examples or suggestions of how it would be used and in what products. Even after the license updates, I have a feeling that there is still a lot of confusion on the part of the buyers. Maybe if the licenses were displayed in a side by side comparison table that could make things easier.
andrenavarre said+1
Maybe if the licenses were displayed in a side by side comparison table that could make things easier.
andrenavarre said
AndrVlad I was hoping that wouldn’t backfire towards me… next time I’ll be more humble and keep my mouth shut![]()
andrenavarre said
Maybe if the licenses were displayed in a side by side comparison table that could make things easier.
Agree!
Best Regards, Andrey
I got 10 sales on regular purchase and 1 on EL! A total of 11 purchase. Andry check out future touch interface and web presentatio project…I think projects like these will have many sales with EL..Hope it helps.
I have a good amount of extended licence sales… But they are all on my pre-keyed fire/explosions which cost less than 6$... so I don’t get much from them, but still nice…
I think this happens since they can be incorporated into dvds, software (like android games), or films. So in my opinion AE templates would not be that much suitable for extended licences, but like andrenavarre I don’t have enough sales to deduce a pattern.
Hope this helped 
