Cristian Raiber

@gvnwebmaster – what page builder are you using? what’s this tool? I’ve never seen this UI before.

/Cristian.

Gutenberg for CPTs isn’t supported by default. That’s just how things are right now in WordPress.

@zee-que – thanks for leaving a comment here. I really appreciate it! It’s been educational for me.

Most support happens in the first 30 days of plugin acquisition so that means we’d just have users overload our support systems in the first 30 days …

I was not aware you were a paying customer, so we might be able to work something out in your favour, as long as you can contact us through our (private) support channels and mention my name.

Cheers,
/Cristian.

@apbliv – your images don’t have the same size. I’ve talked to one of our developers, and he recommends you choose an image size and set crop to “on” to make all of your images the same size.

Here’s how:
https://imgur.com/a/HeWWDN3

I hope this helps!
/Cristian.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 2 months ago by Cristian Raiber.

That makes sense, as long as you don’t have to pay salaries, income taxes, or payment gateway fees. In theory, you’re right – and we could probably sell each extension at $39/year, without any support though. That would have to be a separate cost.

Here’s a breakdown of our costs:

• Starting with a $39/year sale:
• Stripe fees: 2.5% – $0.975 + $0.25 = $37.75
• Income tax: 16% = $6.044 = $31.076
• Support ticket: $8.21 per conversation, on average = $23.5
• Development costs at $25/hour = -$1.5

On that -$1.5, we’d also have to pay a dividend tax (as I, the owner of the business, need to be able to take home a profit – it’s a business, after all) of 10%.

The above calculations assume that a developer has to work for just 1 hour on the product – fixing bugs, adding features, and making sure it works fine with the latest WordPress version, all the time.

This does not account for the initial development costs, my time, designer, tester, business development, or any acquisition costs (for what it’s worth – Download Monitor was a six-figure acquisition two years ago).

As long as we’d deliver each plugin “as-is”, then yes, the proposed pricing could work. Otherwise, unfortunately (and you can see this throughout the entire WP industry with many companies 2X-ing their prices) it’s not sustainable.

I hope this message will find you well!

Much love,
/Cristian.

@zee-que – at that price point it would be impossible to provide good service to our clients – including support and future development.

I think the nest solution here would be for us to “attach” ourselves onto an existing SEO plugin and make sure we create an “images” sitemap that Google can easily find.

We’ll most likely start with Yoast for this integration and then move to other plugins as well.

/Cristian.

Hi, Leonardo,

have you tried doing the same site:leonardopassero.it search and hitting the “Images” tab on Google? ?? You’re going to be in for a surprise!

Can you please let me know how you would expect for this to work more specifically? Are you expecting to find ALL of your images in Google’s search results?

@tnctech – thank you so much for the kind words! ??

Hey,

I’m sorry but we don’t provide custom code samples in the free w[dot]org forums.

For the second issue – make sure the image you are using is inserted as FULL.

@kritzingerconsulting – sorry for the delayed reply here. Yes, that’s the correct email address to use.

Can you please send another email now? I’m personally monitoring the inbox for your email!

/Cristian.

@kritzingerconsulting – we’ve acquired this product a few months back from the previous owners. Here’s a public link: https://x.com/CristianRaiber/status/1716364356974215367

Maybe during the transition some things got lost? I have not seen and refund requests as I would happily honour them.

If you can send another email with your issue, I’ll address it ASAP.

Thanks,
/Cristian.

@parogdev – if you look here: https://imgur.com/a/rrotf4c you will notice that everything that is being loaded from our CDN is blazing fast, while everything that is loaded from your local url is very, very slow (see image 1 above).

@chrisgfw – this is available with our Advanced Access Manager extension, currently available on our $159/year pricing plan – the Complete plan.

Please let me know if you have any other questions!

/Cristian.

@arrisje – marking this as solved as you’ve already reached out to us via our support system.

/Cristian.