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As for option c just raise the price until you're willing to do it. :-) Or find a place nearby that stocks everything you need and pay a neighborhood kid to ru
by po 17y ago
As for option c just raise the price until you're willing to do it. :-)
Or find a place nearby that stocks everything you need and pay a neighborhood kid to run down and buy whatever you need whenever an order like that comes in. The buyer is purchasing your expertise to pick the right stuff.
- erikpukinskis 17y agoI pick one millllion dolllars. Seriously though, the bottleneck right now is my attention, not funding. Although I'll think about it some more when I'm doing my next planning session. :)
- Retric 17y agoIMO, pick something like 999$ for something like that. If nobody does it you are out a few hours, but plenty of people have far more money than time and you would be shocked what people will pay a little help.
- po 17y agoOK then, put 1 million dollars as an option on the form. Maybe you'll get lucky and can become someone's private gardener instead of being an entrepreneur. :-D
- jmtulloss 17y agoI'm all for idea C. I signed up for some seeds, but getting pots and soil and tools and whatnot seems like such a pain (and I'm half a block from a hardware store that has all these things). I'd definitely pay some sort of up front fee to get everything at once!
- jaytee_clone 17y agoWhy think? Just put up the button and see if people click "order now". Worry about your attention when your customer actually demands them. Awesome idea btw.