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August 27, 2013 10:40 pm GMT
Gumroad, a startup aiming to make it as easy as possible for creative artists to sell digital goods, is announcing a new feature to address a big source of income pre-orders.With the new feature, founder and CEO Sahil Lavingia says that instead of uploading a file, creators just enter a release date. Fans can use their credit cards to purchase the product, then when the date comes, all those pre-order cards are charged, the content is delivered to the customers, and the listing is turned into a regular Gumroad product listing. Creators can send messages to people who placed orders before the release date, just as they can afterwards, Lavingia added.
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Gumroad Expands Its Tools For Selling Digital Content With New Pre-Order Feature
Gumroad, a startup aiming to make it as easy as possible for creative artists to sell digital goods, is announcing a new feature to address a big source of income pre-orders.With the new feature, founder and CEO Sahil Lavingia says that instead of uploading a file, creators just enter a release date. Fans can use their credit cards to purchase the product, then when the date comes, all those pre-order cards are charged, the content is delivered to the customers, and the listing is turned into a regular Gumroad product listing. Creators can send messages to people who placed orders before the release date, just as they can afterwards, Lavingia added.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/3qNlx_soqDo/
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