Let’s be honest. Sales of Mini-Compressor have been steady, but what we really want is 4 bazillion people to buy a copy and tell 2 friends. Then we can have bags with dollar signs on them! And build our dream garage_*_.
We’ve been working our little brains to think of ways to market our flagship product, on a basement level budget, and this is what we’ve come up_**_
[Read More]SaturdayMP has been around for a long time. The concept of a weekend software company is how our friends and acquaintances know us (dreamers). Sure, we incorporated just over 2 years ago, but the name has been around for longer in our circles. This past winter, Chris had a few opportunities to see some familiar faces and catch them up on our ‘latest venture’. Imagine our embarrassment when he had to 1) borrow a pen to 2) write down his contact info on the back of a gas receipt. Seriously! Doesn’t this dude have a business card? That was my next project.
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I was just talked into and/or talked my friends into purchasing Magicka. That reminded me I had posted Part 1 of “How the Gold Master was Delayed” and I should look for Part 2. It’s nice to see a humorous look at a very stressful time for both the developer and the client.
Saturday Morning Productions has saved up its hard earned pennies from the proceeds of mini-compressor for its first ever Staff Christmas Party! We love parties! Well, this party will be pretty quiet since there are only 2 staff members .
In the past, we’ve worked at all sorts of firms and participated in their Christmas parties. Once, during the dot-com boom, we were both flown to Cleveland to celebrate Christmas with other employees and their spouses. We’ve also been invited snowmobiling and dinner and at the boss’s house. A more rukus one featured a fight between 2 staff members in the parking lot of a rather upscale hotel. That one was especially funny because the company had hired a band to play at the party. The band consisted of members from a local media station. The local media was ready in the parking lot to report on the brawl. Fun times.
[Read More]My 5 year old daughter is endlessly planning her birthday parties, even 11 months and 30 days in advance. Her recent planning session focused on who she should invite. After going over her list of friends she paused and then asked us “can I invite Santa Clause to my birthday?”