Just wanted to know your thoughts about how to get buyers interested in your event when you get started.
A lot of sellers are trying to sell their first events but never do.
What can make a buyer take your share and not the one of someone else?
12-18-2009 15:16
Win like you are! LOL
There is never a wrong mistake as long as you learn the first time! 

12-18-2009 15:19
That s nice for my ego but I was talking more about share size, type of events, cmu$ or not etc.
I think factors that might help are:
-allow cmu$
-1$ share
-instead of listing 1 tourney at a time, make a custome event with 4 or 5 if you can.
12-18-2009 15:26
I won't repost from my previous post about CMU but I'll hit the highlights.
1. Allow CMU$ so people aren't worried about losing the cash invested in you.
2. Offer stakeback, especially in multi-tourney custom events. Again, protects the buyers ROI.
3. Play tournaments that you will play whether you sell or not. Makes buyers more comfortable supporting you.
Your idea about $1 shares works well on Stars. Kinda bites on FullTilt with their $5 minimum transfers.
And of course, win. 

Just another KITNs. You'll get used to them.

12-18-2009 16:21
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