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I think you'll have much better success pitching this as a readiness kit for natural disasters, or even to paranoid readiness nuts, than to zombie fiction fans.
by wikwocket 12y ago
I think you'll have much better success pitching this as a readiness kit for natural disasters, or even to paranoid readiness nuts, than to zombie fiction fans.
There is clearly interest in products like this, based on big ticket items I see like home generators, canned food collections, solar-powered appliances, etc. Not exactly mainstream but for the right price point, you could pitch it as a cheap insurance policy.
I think what would be key would be clearly communicating all the cool stuff you include in the kit, what disasters it would enable you to survive/thrive in, and how, like a life insurance policy, this allows you to simply not worry about $RARE_EVENTUALITY_X.
Also important will be getting this in front of the right people. Find out where preparedness junkies congregate online, observe their discussions, and ask them what they think.
- nooron 12y agoThanks for your branding suggestions. I really appreciate it!
- dandrews 12y agoNatural disasters, yes. Many of us in hurricane-prone areas stock up on batteries, LP gas, water, easy food before the season starts. One or two-week power outages are no fun. A friend of mine in SoCal keeps earthquake supplies in multiple closets in his home, to improve the odds that he'll at least have water in case of a partial collapse. He takes earthquake preparedness very seriously. You can sell to us.