https://www.logos.com/product/65159/lexham-english-bible-leb-with-audio-old-testament
currently bid at $8.
"Help us pay for the development of the Lexham English Bible Audio Old Testament and we'll match your contribution, determined by the final bid amount, in Logos credit."
Yeah seems a bit strange approach. Hard to understand the business model here. You give us money that we give back to you. I guess the thought is that will generate sales on items that cost more than the credit.
Every so often Logos will do something to promote their CP program - this could be another way of doing that.
Also, actual cash will generate interest from the bank.
What happened to the product page?
I was looking forward to this...
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Jan Krohn:What happened to the product page?
It is probably in the trash bin next to the Pastorum 2013 videos.
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Broken link?
It dropped off of my orders page and I don't think I received an email about it. I think I remember seeing it there a couple of days ago.
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It's back!
Vote everyone, since you'll get a coupon of the same amount as the purchase price, this resource is actually free!
I'm in.
It's been languishing at barely over 20% for a long time. It seems most people don't know about it. I cannot explain it reasonably otherwise.
But the several dozen of us who actually put in bids could bid the max amount.
This was one that I thought would move to production quickly, but for some reason it hasn't. I really like the NT audio version and would like to have the OT as well.
I've already raised my bid.
Lew Worthington:It's been languishing at barely over 20% for a long time.
Now languishing at almost 85%...
Lew Worthington:But the several dozen of us who actually put in bids could bid the max amount.
I have, but right now the high point on the curve is $8. Not so bad!
Bid now.
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Does maxing out your bid help it at all?
Mattillo: Does maxing out your bid help it at all?
Relative to bidding the present amount that is closest to passing 100%? No, except that it guarantees that if the highest amount changes, you still get the resource. It also makes the whole curve a little bit higher, perhaps eventually having a positive psychological influence on getting people to bid. People tend to prefer to bid on things that are close to the mark.
No, because a bid by a user at $20 is ALSO a bid for $8. You would have to have enough users bid up to cross the line to make it worthwhile. We need new bidders.
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How much would current bidders need to raise their bid above $8 to push it into production? I know this would be difficult to assess, because some bidders (like me) are already above $8.
Ronald Quick:How much would current bidders need to raise their bid above $8 to push it into production?
It isn't so much a question of "how much," but rather, "how many." Here is the graph as it currently stands:
Notice that there is a SEVERE drop off after $8. The only thing I can say for sure is that if everyone who bid raised it to $10, it would probably cross at that (or $9). Here is my math:
The $5 price point is just above 50%. If twice as many users bid $5, it would pass. If ALL of the $5 bidders bid TWICE as much, it would pass.
Makes sense. Thanks.
JT (alabama24):The only thing I can say for sure is that if everyone who bid raised it to $10, it would probably cross at that (or $9). Here is my math:
Okay, I just raised my bid to $10. Who else will join me so that we can get this into publication?
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