Getting best value from our giveaways
We've developed quite a lot of games, activities and little utilities to show what Opus Pro can do. Some we provide as free samples on our own site for people to use with Opus. But what can we do to optimize the value of the rest?
They're mostly simple games, puzzles, quizzes or training materials and would not warrant commercial release :-).
1: We could package them up and put them on the download sites to get backlinks - but we're already on there with the demo version of the product and I'm not sure there's much value in additional backlinks from the same site.
2: We could try for cash rather than SEO and put them on a dedicated website(s) and use Adsense or a "donate if you like these" button. But then the website needs marketing so is it cost-effective?
3: We could simply offer them on our site as free content but require a backlink in return. Probably not going to get the best quality backlinks?
4: We could put together some games and sets of puzzles into a packaged giveaway and try monetizing the install. But I've no idea if this actually generates any money.
Any thoughts?
Thanks.
Paul
Digital Workshop
They're mostly simple games, puzzles, quizzes or training materials and would not warrant commercial release :-).
1: We could package them up and put them on the download sites to get backlinks - but we're already on there with the demo version of the product and I'm not sure there's much value in additional backlinks from the same site.
2: We could try for cash rather than SEO and put them on a dedicated website(s) and use Adsense or a "donate if you like these" button. But then the website needs marketing so is it cost-effective?
3: We could simply offer them on our site as free content but require a backlink in return. Probably not going to get the best quality backlinks?
4: We could put together some games and sets of puzzles into a packaged giveaway and try monetizing the install. But I've no idea if this actually generates any money.
Any thoughts?
Thanks.
Paul
Digital Workshop