Computation Wesley R. Elsberry on 20 May 2010 07:28 pm
Trying to Find a Market
Following up on a comment from Dick Hoppe, I expanded upon the data compilation I wrote about earlier concerning the Manatee County 2010 Tax Certificate Auction. Now I’m pulling in data from three additional pages and have it all tidily summarized in the resulting comma-delimited CSV file. I made a short demo CSV file with three of the entries so people could pull it into a spreadsheet and see how it works. I made a page to explain what I had and why an investor ought to want to have it here, and that includes PayPal links for people to pick either the MS-DOS/Windows or the Unix/Mac OS X version.
My biggest problem is there is a small market for this, and I don’t really have a good way to make them aware that there is an alternative to them doing all their information look-ups manually themselves. I tried making a posting to Craigslist, but all the responses I’ve gotten so far are spam.
Anybody else have experience with time-limited, targeted market information compilation marketing?
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on 21 May 2010 at 12:34 am 1.RBH said …
I’m going to take this to email, Wesley.
on 28 May 2010 at 3:10 pm 2.Mona Albano said …
You might look at sourceforge.net. It’s for open-source software but I think you can license your products.