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Originally Posted by Hoop27
Bingo regarding the new players. If I told someone they would have to drop $500 to truly be able to get involved I would be laughed at and have generated ZERO interest. Under $100 for a complete starter set is the magic number. Especially for families! Under $100 mom or dad is willing to make a 'impulse purchase' to try something out. Over $100 is an investment. It's just human psyche.
As for the solitaire guys. 'Leagues' will need to reach out to them and invite them to local events that are more than league play if you want to get their eyeballs.
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Believe it or not, that product already exists, its called Miggle, they have an over the counter product available for purchase for a reasonable price. At that price it is the best we have, in order to market a new product many steps have to be taken, large sums of money at a risk no one is willing to take on. Custom products is just that custom, u can take a $10 Miggle team and compete, truly what were talking about is preferrences, what do u prefer, how much time are u willing to invest, do u have the patience to grow & create your own Franchise. The nature of the game has changed, performance far exceeds what has come before, when we start to speak of starter kits at whos cost & time is the next? We cant buy into the notion that u must have a $$$$$ team to compete, it all goes back to time or money.
whats your preference?
