Comments for Artin2ition Blog - Flash Development. http://blog.artin2ition.com We Create Flash CMS and Ecommece Solution Tue, 13 Jul 2010 07:47:21 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8 hourly 1 Comment on Dynamic Flash Flip Book Engine Overview. by Matthias http://blog.artin2ition.com/?p=189&cpage=1#comment-4539 Matthias Tue, 13 Jul 2010 07:47:21 +0000 http://blog.artin2ition.com/?p=189#comment-4539 Either I am dumb or there is no link to the actual product in your post. Yeah right, I can use Google myself (doing this right now), but when you write about it, link it too :) Nevertheless, thanks for sharing. Either I am dumb or there is no link to the actual product in your post. Yeah right, I can use Google myself (doing this right now), but when you write about it, link it too :)

Nevertheless, thanks for sharing.

]]> Comment on Selling Flash Files. Brief Market Research Results. by Bjorn http://blog.artin2ition.com/?p=220&cpage=1#comment-4217 Bjorn Fri, 02 Jul 2010 13:02:47 +0000 http://blog.artin2ition.com/?p=220#comment-4217 Haha! ! No word about flashscope any more, once I was blamed to promote them :D . Haha! ! No word about flashscope any more, once I was blamed to promote them :D .

]]> Comment on Selling Flash Files. Brief Market Research Results. by Mahmat Paharadji http://blog.artin2ition.com/?p=220&cpage=1#comment-4215 Mahmat Paharadji Fri, 02 Jul 2010 13:00:28 +0000 http://blog.artin2ition.com/?p=220#comment-4215 Hey, what about flashscope.com? I've seen your files there as well. Hey, what about flashscope.com? I’ve seen your files there as well.

]]> Comment on How To Sell Flash Files On-Line. Tips For Web Designers. by Bjorn http://blog.artin2ition.com/?p=183&cpage=1#comment-4214 Bjorn Fri, 02 Jul 2010 12:55:33 +0000 http://blog.artin2ition.com/?p=183#comment-4214 Well, what can I tell. I just share some of my experience. I wouldn't say customers support takes too much time is the product was properly designed(btw flashmint handles all support issues). But as for the commission rates you are absolutely right, they are a bit unfair if the portal just handles only payment processing and advertising. Well, what can I tell. I just share some of my experience. I wouldn’t say customers support takes too much time is the product was properly designed(btw flashmint handles all support issues). But as for the commission rates you are absolutely right, they are a bit unfair if the portal just handles only payment processing and advertising.

]]> Comment on How To Sell Flash Files On-Line. Tips For Web Designers. by Jason http://blog.artin2ition.com/?p=183&cpage=1#comment-4116 Jason Tue, 29 Jun 2010 03:28:00 +0000 http://blog.artin2ition.com/?p=183#comment-4116 Sounds all very good. But it certainly isn't. At a closer look inside these portals all the magic disappears. Even if you are a developer and want to make a life with your work. Mostly they earn more than 50 percent for your hard work of developing and support. Thereby they merely provide the payment service and do some minor publishing stuff. They even decide whether they want publish your stuff or not in most cases - delaying the approvement process for days and weeks. Finally they often have such unprofessional implemented payment systems (in case of flashcomponents.net), that you have to fight with up to 30 percent fraud (tendency drastically increasing) - which reduces your amount of earned money again. Possibly this "fraud" is even merely a trick to make you pay just more. They all have totally intransparent payment handling and you mostly do not even know your own customers, nor can you prove whether really fraud happened or they simply frauded you. Don't get me wrong, you might endless sell products but get not payed in an acceptable relation - or even finally nothing. The end of the story is, that you probably sit day and night infront of your computer with working and customer support and finally do not earn anything (a fultime job for someone who has rich parents). In my experiences, this all is kinda nice sparkeling "scam". For both: the customers and the developers. The only winners in that game are these portal owners, ripping you off to the maximum extent. My experiences also tell: you are far from being seen as a "partner" with these portals. They basically shit on you and only want your best (your money). The money you should have earned for your hard work and talent as a Flash specialist. Sounds all very good. But it certainly isn’t.

At a closer look inside these portals all the magic disappears. Even if you are a developer and want to make a life with your work. Mostly they earn more than 50 percent for your hard work of developing and support. Thereby they merely provide the payment service and do some minor publishing stuff. They even decide whether they want publish your stuff or not in most cases – delaying the approvement process for days and weeks. Finally they often have such unprofessional implemented payment systems (in case of flashcomponents.net), that you have to fight with up to 30 percent fraud (tendency drastically increasing) – which reduces your amount of earned money again. Possibly this “fraud” is even merely a trick to make you pay just more.

They all have totally intransparent payment handling and you mostly do not even know your own customers, nor can you prove whether really fraud happened or they simply frauded you.

Don’t get me wrong, you might endless sell products but get not payed in an acceptable relation – or even finally nothing. The end of the story is, that you probably sit day and night infront of your computer with working and customer support and finally do not earn anything (a fultime job for someone who has rich parents).

In my experiences, this all is kinda nice sparkeling “scam”. For both: the customers and the developers. The only winners in that game are these portal owners, ripping you off to the maximum extent. My experiences also tell: you are far from being seen as a “partner” with these portals. They basically shit on you and only want your best (your money). The money you should have earned for your hard work and talent as a Flash specialist.

]]> Comment on XML Based flash site builder, or whatever you may call it. by mohamed mokhtar http://blog.artin2ition.com/?p=10&cpage=1#comment-3350 mohamed mokhtar Sun, 06 Jun 2010 15:09:48 +0000 http://blog.artin2ition.com/?p=10#comment-3350 How can I load your site builder to do my site and how I can puplish it, I have site name "liftronics.com" please advice How can I load your site builder to do my site and how I can puplish it, I have site name “liftronics.com” please advice

]]> Comment on How To Sell Flash Files On-Line. Tips For Web Designers. by Larry S http://blog.artin2ition.com/?p=183&cpage=1#comment-2255 Larry S Sat, 24 Apr 2010 21:09:55 +0000 http://blog.artin2ition.com/?p=183#comment-2255 I think you forgot about the flashjuggler.com. I sell my stuff there to and is going pretty well. Maybe they are slower, but for me it works good. Never try the <a href="http://flashscope.com" rel="nofollow">FlashScope</a>? How they are? I think you forgot about the flashjuggler.com. I sell my stuff there to and is going pretty well. Maybe they are slower, but for me it works good. Never try the FlashScope? How they are?

]]> Comment on Flash Development Industry. What’s Next? by Robert http://blog.artin2ition.com/?p=199&cpage=1#comment-1550 Robert Sat, 27 Mar 2010 20:44:59 +0000 http://blog.artin2ition.com/?p=199#comment-1550 Hello-- I recently purchased one of your templates and was wondering if you could help me edit the main.fla to move the locations of menu and logo. Not sure if this is best way to contact you. Sorry if not. Thanks! Hello– I recently purchased one of your templates and was wondering if you could help me edit the main.fla to move the locations of menu and logo. Not sure if this is best way to contact you. Sorry if not. Thanks!

]]> Comment on How to edit XML Flash Templates by Jens http://blog.artin2ition.com/?p=180&cpage=1#comment-1456 Jens Tue, 23 Mar 2010 13:02:18 +0000 http://blog.artin2ition.com/?p=180#comment-1456 Hi, I bought the hotel xml flash template and now before I set up the xmls I would change the color theme to red ff0000. After I opened the main.fla in the root, make my changes and then export the .swf to run the site I got in the Name left over the pics an quite wrong font. Also when I opened the main.fla in flash CS4 I have first to correct some formatings in "Fullscreen" and "Sound" Box due there is a textline wrap. The font Bauhaus lt BT ist installed. What can I do? Thanx Jens Hi,

I bought the hotel xml flash template and now before I set up the xmls I would
change the color theme to red ff0000. After I opened the main.fla in the root, make my changes and then export the .swf to run the site I got in the Name left over the pics an quite wrong font. Also when I opened the main.fla in flash CS4 I have first to correct some
formatings in “Fullscreen” and “Sound” Box due there is a textline wrap.

The font Bauhaus lt BT ist installed.

What can I do?

Thanx

Jens

]]> Comment on Dynamic Flash Flip Book Engine Overview. by Bjorn http://blog.artin2ition.com/?p=189&cpage=1#comment-1302 Bjorn Tue, 16 Mar 2010 11:30:51 +0000 http://blog.artin2ition.com/?p=189#comment-1302 Hi and thanks for your kind feedback :-) Hi and thanks for your kind feedback :-)

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