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Is the stresser market still really saturated? - conmon62101 - Jul 28, 2015
Im thinking about opening my stresser back up, but i was wondering if HF is still really saturated. What is your guys' opinion?
* - skelly76 - Jul 28, 2015
Personally I think it is. Unless you have something special that will separate you from them you gotta spend more money on advertising. You'll get some users for sure but getting to the top will be harder than it was before.
Personally I have trouble paying for stressers because they are so expensive now (I have $250 in my PP right now). They used to be like $15 lifetime, now it's like $15 for a month. If you have lower prices you'll have a shot.
* - Orgy - Jul 28, 2015
I mean did you even look at the sst section?
* - regexks_ - Jul 28, 2015
Yes and no. The stresser with the best SEO and lowest bounce rate always wins the biggest piece of the pie. There's a lot of money in SST.
* - ʙʀᴀᴠᴏ - Jul 28, 2015
If you can wow people with a fancy thread and delicious dstats people will still buy subs to your stresser, regardless of the fact there are pages upon pages of stressers.
* - Nex+ - Jul 29, 2015
Advertise outside of hackforums, learn some SEO
* - DamienVC - Jul 29, 2015
Its just basically a lot of threads yet you can market it easily.
Just be ready for the sales trashers.
* - SIM-2223238 - Jul 29, 2015
SEO is a great way to go.
* - Zen - Jul 29, 2015
People think saturation is bad for sales. It's the exact opposite. It means there is a demand for the product.
* - Supreme_ - Jul 29, 2015
If you re willing to pay for server costs there will always be a profit made
* - Dan Smith - Jul 30, 2015
Like a good friend once told me:
The saturation of a market won't matter if you have a good product.
He's bankrupt now.
Kidding, but if your product is HQ, people will notice.
* - -Taunt - Jul 30, 2015
If you keep monthly and lifetime prices low and have a good stresser you should have no problem being the best on the market. Also some money for advertising would be good too.
* - DamienVC - Jul 30, 2015
(Jul 30, 2015 12:56 AM)-Taunt Wrote: If you keep monthly and lifetime prices low and have a good stresser you should have no problem being the best on the market. Also some money for advertising would be good too.
Just don't keep it "too" low that people think its LQ and hesitate to purchase.
It just simulates a "too good to be true" situation
* - MafiaServ - Jul 30, 2015
Well, it's saturated because of high demand.
Integrate some custom layer-4 and layer-7 methods to your stresser for big protected hosts, and spend some money on advertising. I mean, just shake the SST market with something better and unique, and you can easily make some top-dollars.
Some people just do not care about the stresser's name and price, If the "launch" button works on each of their targets.
* - Happeh - Jul 30, 2015
(Jul 29, 2015 03:03 PM)Lucas Wrote: People think saturation is bad for sales. It's the exact opposite. It means there is a demand for the product.
What it also means is that to stand out above the rest you need to invest more.