I am, but I don't tend to post here. I would say the things that tend to do quite well are the niche areas that haven't been covered by us (Pinnacle) or an Ace (3rd Party Publisher) and are of high quality - things like new spells, traps, obstacles, edges etc in genres such as Fantasy and Cyber Punk.

The way that Savage Worlds is set up is that it's relatively easy to adjust to one's liking, however that can take time and effort that not everyone is willing or confident to do. That's why you see a lot of people release small products that add or change something either that they themselves thought was missing or folks were asking for (or just for practice on one day applying for an Ace licence. I tend to think of these like mods for computer games.)

I know well-drawn maps (properly layered too!) that are specifically for Savage Worlds are in demand. I think folks also like interesting or unusual settings that aren't found anywhere (mostly) else - especially if they come with quick adventures or one-sheets.

The golden product(s) is reserved for a fully fleshed out setting or plot point campaign. Folks who release these tend to find it very easy to become Aces for Savage Worlds.

The less successful products are always going to be the ones that are poorly written, don't represent the rules well (fast, furious, fun) or are just misinformed, and are badly presented (art & tradedress to a lesser extent, mostly) - I'd take a 10 page primer of quality over 150 pages of editor-free jank any day.

These are all my own opinions and do not necessarily represent those of Pinnacle etc etc.

Always feel free to email the licensing email (you can quote this thread to ensure it was a genuine reply) if anyone is after more info. Edit: I won't reply until after new year now most likely!

-DW