I'll email you tomorrow when I've got the info together.
Btw, this is still way to cheap :)
Btw, this is still way to cheap :)
No problem, I always work Saturdays and Sundays. You're probably right about the price, but at least this low price keeps us busy with plenty of customers.
Cool. Are the games submitted blindly to the entire list? or can you spesify what type of sites they go to?
They're submitted to every site which is suitable, unless you specify any other preference. For example, Linux games are not submitted to sites which don't accept Linux games, and that sort of thing.
Also would this be a benifitial way todo some PR on a freeware game, or is just more suited to ShareWare style games?
Absolutely! Anything you can do to increase traffic to your site is a good thing. You get more direct visitors, your page rank increases so you get more visitors indirectly too. So if you're using the free games to advertise free games, draw attention to your portfolio, bring in extra income through advertising on your site, or just generally to increase your site's exposure, it works great.
Also submition is one thing, but do you have any stats on how much this increased exposure and traffic/downloads?
It varies so much between sites and games that I wouldn't want to give misleading figures. When Bowling Babes was first released, I remember that one of the best download sites was sending me about 10,000 downloads a month. Ultimately, you have hundreds of sites linking to your site, bringing you new traffic, new visitors, new downloads and really boosting your search engine ranking. I can't imagine that wouldn't be worth $29.95.
Mmm, however, when you look at the long list of games - you can only download them - you can't get info prior to that. I reckon people would want to click a info link at that point too (like on the front page).
No clue what you mean. All submissions include the product information page, as well as screenshots, descriptions and generally everything there is on the product so that people see what they're downloading when they visit the sites.