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I was looking for finance support the other day and came across this site http://www.getitmade.com it looks interesting - I will see how things go
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WE HAVE TO discusion about e commerce web site and what is necessary
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amandy163 wrote: WE HAVE TO discusion about e commerce web site and what is necessary
Ok, but there is nothing to discuss you need to mention it.. 
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There are lots of necessary things for E commerce based Website.
1) Payment Gateways.
2) What u want to sale using your site.
3) Which technology u want to use.
And many more,
And depending on that Your cost will be calculated
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In an e-commerce web site you should have a payment gateway in it.
There must a product catalogue to show up your products. You should build your site on an e-commerce platform for better results like magento or zencart.
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I want sample format for quotation for developing new website.
I found out a company who wants to develop website for them.
So i need to give them a quotation for developing new website for them.
So please help me because its my 1st project as freelancer and i don't have any knowledge about it.
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Varies market to market.
Aim at a per page development cost based on your time, your expertise and the relative complexity of the site.
This[^] page for example, I charged £500 for.
But that is in the UK.
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Now you're just spamming. This has to stop.
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Hi,
Can someone suggest a copy protection software ?
Now, I evaluate Crypkey Instant and Exe Shield.
Thanks,
Claude
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ByteShield is the 2009 winner of the CompTIA SoftwareCEO Software Innovation Award in 'The Most Innovative Software for the Software Industry' category for its ByteShield DRM solution.
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It depends on which technology u r using. And also depends is it web application or window application. Tell me which technology u r using.
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I've made a C# application with SharpDevelop, what I need to do to sell it ?
Can I sell it with a GPL licence and ask money for installation of program ?
Please let me know if there is some way to sell, legaly, my application.
Thanks you!
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anyone?? nobody ?? 
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Selling a product means that you need to create a contract between you and your customer(s) in this case can be a license.
What I've seen in many companies, they give for free their product and charge for customization services, training, and support (not bug reporting).
So it doesn't matter if your application was created in SharpDevelop, Visual Studio, PHP or whatever, if you want to make money since the moment they download your product, then create a trial version lets say for 14 days or limited access to the product, and after that, for a full license you charge whatever you think is fair for your work.
Just remember, that out there many other companies have the same product as you
I want to die like my grandfather- asleep, not like the passengers in his car, screaming!
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Thanks you verry much for answer!
I have one more question: supose i'll give for free my product and charge for other services (like training), but it's legal to sell a product made with a free IDE (like SharpDevelop) in C# language? is there a tax for using C# or is free ?
Thanks you!
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i'll drink with you a few beers;
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The .NET framework is a free download.
"WPF has many lovers. It's a veritable porn star!" - Josh Smith As Braveheart once said, "You can take our freedom but you'll never take our Hobnobs!" - Martin Hughes.
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Thanks you verry much Mr. Pete!
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oh, the best way will be to use internet, get a website, upload your product and buy some ads from Google, Bing, Yahoo, that will help to get some traffic to your site, and also, the old fashioned way if, go knocking doors until someone gets interested in your product
I want to die like my grandfather- asleep, not like the passengers in his car, screaming!
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I have developed one application using VS 2005(8.0) Express Edition for one of my client. Client will deliver/sale it to his customers. So is myself required any license to purchase from Microsoft and also my client.
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No.
"WPF has many lovers. It's a veritable porn star!" - Josh Smith As Braveheart once said, "You can take our freedom but you'll never take our Hobnobs!" - Martin Hughes.
My blog | My articles | MoXAML PowerToys | Onyx
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Hello,
I've written the world's most powerful data-mining program, but I have no experience with marketing and sales. Can anyone suggest some next steps to get the program marketed, or links to useful advice?
Thanks!
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I was wondering how do people out there settle software contracts.
Do you make a requirement list and sign on that?
in what format? use cases, natural language?
How do you handle estimating cost and time (and giving a budget based on that kind of unknown factors) when it seems clear the client isn't sure of what they actually want which means you will likely end up with an evolving prototype?
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Difficult question. Some of my experiences:
- Try to make the requirement list as good as possible, but always add a part that is open-ended on hour basis (with a time estimation)
- Describe what your software can not do. This gives you some help when the client develops different expectations as the project goes
- Small projects have a simple list in natural language.
- Because the time to make a real good req.list is not payed for, you want to keep it simple. On the other hand you want risks eliminated. Problem is that even if you write everything out (what is impossible and takes much too much time) this still is not a garantue the project will not have problems on prizes, simply because your client does not think in terms of requirements but in terms of expectations. So keep your customer well informed. Try to invoice in parts.
- If your customer wants a fixed price, or at big projects, sell a consult on requirements first
- Raise your prizes a little. You'll need it to give something back when things do not go as expected
- Best tip: Get a good account manager. Commercial people are born for these things
Egards
Rozis
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some very nice advise, thanks!
Rozis wrote: - Try to make the requirement list as good as possible, but always add a part that is open-ended on hour basis (with a time estimation)
Follow up question, how do you handle the open-ended part? list a cost of per hour on the contract and then on the road let them know how many hours it would take?
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