doesitmakesound

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by doesitmakesound 7y ago
I created a new personal blog site too! The Bloomer's Guide to the Multiverse: Lifebased.org
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Kickstarter Lessons from a Bootstrapped Company(thatshirtwascash.com)
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Small online retailer records $7,400 in Bitcoin sales, up 20.4% in 2015(news.bitcoin.com)
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Accepting Bitcoin from a Retailer's Point-Of-View(thatshirtwascash.com)
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How to use Shopify to quit being a wantrepreneur. My advice after $600k in sales(thatshirtwascash.com)
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No One but Me Gives a Shit About Intellectual Property(thatshirtwascash.com)
1 points by doesitmakesound 12y ago|0 comments
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by doesitmakesound 12y ago
It's cool. I changed it on the post. Thanks
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How the Frontpage of the Internet Effects Traffic a Month after Launch(thatshirtwascash.com)
1 points by doesitmakesound 12y ago|2 comments
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by doesitmakesound 12y ago
Tried commenting on this earlier but was spam blocked. 1. Revenue 2. Estimated ~25% That number gets larger with quantity. I'm more focused on getting more people exposed to the concept and signed up for our shirt picking surveys. 3. N
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by doesitmakesound 12y ago
We use nice shirts and printers. The shirts cost ~$5 - 5.50 (and more for larger sizes). The coverage of the shirt dictates the price of that, full coverage being ~$10 for loq quantity. Cost decrease quite a bit if the order of that shirt i
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by doesitmakesound 12y ago
Yeah, that shapes what we can offer.
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by doesitmakesound 12y ago
Both. Original artists are easy to find and talk to. Or if a post was obviously originated somewhere, I messag ethem on whatever site that is.
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by doesitmakesound 12y ago
Both cost and demand. One shirt is crushing it compared to the rest and then we have three groups. Ones that sell really well, ones that sell, and ones that don't. Some of the non-sellers provide good comical value though. I would say
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by doesitmakesound 12y ago
Agreed.
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by doesitmakesound 12y ago
We only offer shirts we have agreements with the artists with, are created/recreated by us, or have no searchable creation. There has been a couple times someone said "I made that!" and we add them into the royalty group when
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by doesitmakesound 12y ago
Sure, we seem to be popular on forums with people sharing "wtf is up with these shirts" or "would you wear these"? The first comment always seems to be "no." then the rest are positive. Also, a few of those shu
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by doesitmakesound 12y ago
That's why we have a voting process. I hear you though and made some changes: bolded, underlined and added 'very' to the NSFW. Thanks for feedback.
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How I made $40k within Shopify's trial period(thatshirtwascash.com)
101 points by doesitmakesound 12y ago|34 comments