![]() ![]() However, downloads do show some correlation with Caption Pro web site sessions, as shown in the graph below. On Windows neither Caption Pro software downloads or sales seem to correlate with review accesses, despite about 1/3 of web site accesses coming from the review. I also offer part of the functionality of Caption Pro on Windows for auto-cropping scans of multiple paper photos (ImageSplit). I offer digital photo captioning software (Caption Pro) on Windows and Mac platforms, and an iPhone captioning app (CaptionEdit), with the Windows version dating back to 2017. Here is another review article profile (Scanning Multiple Photos) showing a similar decline:īut another (Best Photo Captioning Software) has held up, though at a low level. The decline since early 2022 is hard to explain – the article is periodically updated so the steady decline is not due to diminishing ‘freshness’ – which for Google is probably a file Modified date. Below is the graph for an article on tagging. My best marketing tool has been writing reviews of the class of software that I produce, and the hosting site (Hub Pages) provides some useful analytics on how often these are accessed and for how long. Since 2018 I have been developing photo captioning and related software, more as a retirement diversion than a serious source of income (after a career mostly involved in writing scientific and engineering analysis software), in the hope that sales income would at least cover running costs. It’s sometimes said that software development is only 10% of what’s required to earn money from software and I can attest to that. ![]() This is a guest post from fellow software developer, Simon Kravis.
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