I deleted a track three weeks ago, after nearly two years with no sales, and a week later I got an email of someone wanting to buy that track, having found the preview of it on SoundCloud 
Congratulations and welcome!
gballx said
I would like to thank Pink Zebra for starting this thread and Audio Quattro for the above reply. I have only been AudioJungling since November 2012 and already I have heard one of my tracks by someone else! I have also noticed a trend in imitating style / genre and even naming the file in a similar vain!
Well, the naming thing is a result of people noticing that the title of a song makes a big difference in relevance on this site; that’s something AudioJungle could fix.
Not every element is equally important. There must be hundreds of tunes here using a I – VIm – IIm7 – V chord progression, and also using more or less a similar instrumentation. I think that the combination of melody and rhythm define 75% of the song though.
I wouldn’t want to do anything like that, perhaps hence my moderate sales numbers
, but then again it sometimes seems as if the customer only wants the same over and over again. I heard some music in a commercial on TV here (Netherlands), and it sounded exactly like your default AudioJungle happy ukulele-motivational-corporate tune 
I can’t find it anymore, but I’m sure I’ve read it.
AlumoAudio said
LGuitarB saidReally?? I’d like to see that in writing. I find it quite hard to accept that Envato wouldn’t allow someone to give them money.
It’s actually not allowed to buy your own songs; I don’t have the exact link here but I’m sure that I read this in the documentation of AJ.
It’s actually not allowed to buy your own songs; I don’t have the exact link here but I’m sure that I read this in the documentation of AJ.
Isn’t that an amazing feeling? Congratulations!
Yes, I had two weeks without any sale as well…
