Argh! Cafepress has changed their terms of service. Although it makes no difference to anything involved in the store itself, there is one new feature that worries me - if I don't make $25 in commission in 6 months, they can close my account. I'm a little concerned, since I've made $28 in commission in 12 months (the age of the stores).
Anyone have any ideas for new designs? Surprisingly, nobody has bought an Eat Me thong yet.

Anyone have any ideas for new designs? Surprisingly, nobody has bought an Eat Me thong yet.

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We also think a line of "Sarcasm Wear" would sell really good. My friend Ed has this great sticker that says "Hi. I don't care, thanks." Stuff like that sells real well. :)
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I've had like 4 sales of Origami stuff, although I've advertised (discreetly) on the Origami Mailing List. I've had a few military things bought, but nothing too overwhelming. Grr...
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Then, get every friend you know who has a web site to stick a little banner link to your store on their sites....nothing big, and that won't reach a HUGE group of people....but let's say you get five friends to do it, and they have each 10-20 family and friends that visit THEIR websites...that's between 50-100 people that are finding your store...and that's a good number of potential customers!
Then, you can also make little basic flyers, and ask little "mom and pop" type stores in your area to stick them on the counter. Alternative record and clothing stores would be a good pick, they ALWAYS put out that kind of thing. Military "outlet" stores too, for that military gear line you have. Heck, I can whip up a simple but eyecatching ad for you on Publisher in like two minutes! We can even do targeted ones for each line, depending on where you want to put them. Whip 'em out on your printer, stick them somewhere, and sales will start pouring in. :)
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I may actually put together some stickers. It works for MSN, right?
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I know that if you could make available some more unit-specific stuff in the vein of the "Battle For Knowledge" design, it might snap up. I think the products themselves are great ads. When I got my BFK and Korling mugs at the Deuce, I proudly used them all over and left them in prominent places (BFK mug on the CSM's desk, SDNCO's desk, BC's desk, NCO club, etc.) I had dozens of people asking after them, and I gave them the link. Odd how you didn't see a bunch more orders come in. Maybe we should make flyers and send them to someone at Essayons to distribute. You'll have $200 in short order.
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I was really surprised that so few people have bought the BFK stuff, myself. Bunch of cheap KPs. :-)
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I remember seeing BFK on the 102nd bus stop on Hovey in 1992. It's obviously popular, and we're notoriously antiestablishment (and the few that aren't get that way after one tour at the Deuce). I have no clue.
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But maybe that's just me.
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I wouldn't wear anything so blatantly self-degrading, but it was a suggested design and it is funny, if a bit twisted. Not that anyone is buying it, anyway.