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Sales and marketing 101: show don't tell. Maybe I am not your target market since I don't know what a dxf file is, but it would be universally appealing to see
by apsurd 17y ago
Sales and marketing 101: show don't tell.
Maybe I am not your target market since I don't know what a dxf file is, but it would be universally appealing to see a gallery of products you've cut. A sort of "what's possible".
I don't have a dxf file so your website is one giant brick wall to me.
- asmithmd1 17y agoI know what a DXF file is (AutoCad file format - de facto industry standard for 2D drawings) but I don't have one handy. I was just wondering today how much it would cost to laser cut a sheet plywood into parts for an idea. After seeing your site I still don't know. How about some informative articles? "When to use laser cutting vs. water jet," "Use these [simple | low-cost | on-line ] CAD tools to design your next project." Why not publish the rates that go into your calculation? i.e. - "I charge $25 to set-up a job and then $50/hr for machine time. The water jet will cut 1/4" steel at xx inches per minute. Where in the world are you located?
- seven 17y agoAgree. Perhaps he should make a small video that explains the whole process. What is a dxf file. How can I create one. Some dxf files, results and costs as example so that I would have an idea about how expensive this would be. btw: How much would you charge for 100 lockpick-business cards? http://www.flickr.com/photos/ranh/106709219/ http://www.flickr.com/photos/ranh/106709219/