Second iteration:
Oct. 10th, 2006 04:58 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
home_and_awayOkay. Things we learned from the First Iteration:
1) in order for Cafe Press to do what I want it to do, I'm'a have to shell out some change, and if I wanted to lay out cash for the privelidge of doing business, I would be doing one-offs by hand with an iron and some transfer paper.
So instead of opening up a swarm of wee little free shops there and getting lost in the meshugaas, I've moved the interesting stuff over to Zazzle.com. MUCH more flexibility there with regard to art and products, and instead of my having to manually mark up prices from the ground to show a profit, Zazzle gives me a percentage of the fee they've already determined for the various items.
So yeah. :)
There's a link at the top of my blogroll, or you can follow the link in Horatio, below.
As always, feedback is good.
It's like preying on herd animals--keeps the ones that survive strong and cuts down on overpopulation.
:D
Take care, all.
1) in order for Cafe Press to do what I want it to do, I'm'a have to shell out some change, and if I wanted to lay out cash for the privelidge of doing business, I would be doing one-offs by hand with an iron and some transfer paper.
So instead of opening up a swarm of wee little free shops there and getting lost in the meshugaas, I've moved the interesting stuff over to Zazzle.com. MUCH more flexibility there with regard to art and products, and instead of my having to manually mark up prices from the ground to show a profit, Zazzle gives me a percentage of the fee they've already determined for the various items.
So yeah. :)
There's a link at the top of my blogroll, or you can follow the link in Horatio, below.
As always, feedback is good.
It's like preying on herd animals--keeps the ones that survive strong and cuts down on overpopulation.
:D
Take care, all.
