Hi Gordon,
Of course I remember Phyllis, and how you both showed me some of her great handiwork once when I visited Ohio...
Creating a network (as you're talking about) is not something I've done, yet... But it's something I ought to do...
When you think about it, it's something Harvey has pretty much always done, too...
One of those lessons I need to learn...
Thanks!
Best wishes!
Dien
P.S. I haven't written about it much... But among the information I collect is information on creating "how-to" print products... Like blueprints, sewing patterns, knitting patterns, and sometimes they're further developed into kits...
Here's an interesting one I found recently... A couple of guys who sell cabins that can be put together quickly and easily, from a kit...
This Vancouver business offers stunning cabins in a kit — by barge, truck or helicopter
https://www.vancouverisawesome.com/l...copter-5183258
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Originally Posted by GordonJ
Thanks Dien,
You remember my friend Phyllis, (RIP), who was a wire jewelry maker when you came to visit. She got really good a couple of years later and her jewelry was in great demand.
I helped her set up a NETWORK of local upscale beauty shops, where they displayed her work on CONSIGNMENT, Network and Consignment are sort of one my signature moves with chatteling.
Anyhow, we don't discuss plans, blueprints, and guides much, although I did cover them in the IP report and in HOTSHEETS.
Here is an example:
https://etsy.me/36iUtki
It doesn't have to be much, just INFORMATION which is wanted by a niche.
Eh?
Gordon
P.S. This etsy marketer not only sells the jewelry, she has dozens of such PDF files on her site too. I suspect, she documents each piece she makes for sale, and then, sells the piece, and in MJ DeMarco Polymorphic style, sells the HOW TO MAKE IT pdf for years to come. See? |