[DBC 04] Lead Generation To Win

[@dr.dougdroneson4239]

Hey Dustin. As I'm developing my website, I have come up with a few questions. I know a site can do all kinds of marketplace things, order, accept payments and so on but to keep it simple I wonder about payments. Payment 1st or payment upon delivery. As a consumer I would only like to pay once I've seen the product. But what if someone is given access to their photos via Dropbox for example, downloads them but doesn't pay. Any thoughts on how to approach that? Small claims? Baseball bat? What are your thoughts? I really love your detail so far! Excellent work!

[@DroneTribe]

With services, payment is usually given in full when delivered, or 50% upfront and 50% upon delivery. Because I'm structuring this business to be a "product" business, my goal is to accept payment and orders online as the first step to taking on a new project. We'll see how that goes. My thought process is that if it's a product, it's just the same as something you would order from Amazon. I'm not too concerned with non-payment after given access to their photos. My thought process is about abundance and that people are generally good and do the right thing. That's not always the case, but it's a simple way to go about life.

[@dr.dougdroneson4239]

@@DroneTribe Thank you. I'm just used to honest handshake deals. My experience on places like FB Marketplace has jaded me a bit but I'm sure real estate agents and FSBO owners will be very happy with our product.