Selling software on the web is no simple task, and the past few years have seen many programmers and developers trying their hand at it. Many of them walk away disappointed a few months or years later, but some manage to significantly subsidise their income. The lucky few are those who are successful enough to leave their old jobs, and follow their dreams.

The reality is that having the perfect software to sell just isn't enough. If you're a one wo/man show, then chances are that you're not capable of writing your software, managing technical support and development, setting up a good website, running the day to day aspects of your business, handling all the email and phone calls... and that's before you even think about getting the software "out there" and doing some serious marketing! There is good news, though - you've come to the right place!

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