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More About This Title Software that Sells: A Practical Guide to Developing and Marketing Your Software Project
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At the start of the 1990s, Ed set up a communications software house to write e-mail and groupware, pioneering the use of the Internet. The software was implemented by companies of every size. It was one of the first products to be sold electronically online. Ed saw products through from inception to release, brought in 80 percent of the sales, and pioneered the use of teleworkers. On a roll in the late 1990s, he sold out to a U.S. corporation.
Since then, he’s worked for Wang, helped run some of the largest networks in Europe, organized the system builds for London’s Metropolitan Police Department, and instigated best practices in Internet Operations.
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Acknowledgments.
Chapter 1. How Winners Spot Winners.
Chapter 2. What Successful People Ask.
Chapter 3. Plan for Success.
Chapter 4. I Want to Work Here!
Chapter 5. Raising Cash and Kind.
Chapter 6. Development.
Chapter 7. How Not to Reinvent the Wheel.
Chapter 8. Programming without Tears.
Chapter 9. Squashing Bugs at the Source.
Chapter 10. Scoring with Words.
Chapter 11. Before You Say “Go!”—The Release Process.
Chapter 12. Setting Up a Company.
Chapter 13. Pitching the Price.
Chapter 14. Promoting Your Product.
Chapter 15. Going For Higher Volumes.
Chapter 16. Successful Selling.
Chapter 17. How to Keep Customers.
Chapter 18. Plugging the Hole in the Boat.
Chapter 19. Handling Growth.
Chapter 20. Preparing for Further Success.
Appendix A: Search Engine Optimization (or Winner Takes All).
Index.