Writing a description that answers the real questions
Most descriptions list what the script has. Buyers are trying to work out whether it fits them. Those are different pages.
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Guides on buying well, selling more, and licensing your work properly.
Screenshots that sell: what to show, and in what order
Your gallery is read before your description and often instead of it. The order matters more than the count.
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Handling your first bad review
It will happen, and it is survivable. What you do in the next hour matters more than the star rating.
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The licences of the code you bundle
You are selling somebody else's code inside yours. Which licences allow that is a shorter list than most sellers assume.
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Your demo matters more than you think
Most buyers open the demo before they read a word. A dead demo does not lose you a sale, it loses you every sale.
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When somebody pirates your item
It will happen and it is not the emergency it feels like. What is worth doing, and what is wasted effort.
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Preparing your item for review: the checklist we use
The exact things a reviewer opens first. Run through it yourself and most rejections disappear.
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Versioning and changelogs buyers can follow
A changelog is not a git log. It is a note to somebody deciding whether this update is going to cost them an afternoon.
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When to raise your price, and when not to
Raising a price is the fastest way to earn more, and the fastest way to stall. The difference is what you changed first.
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