Calendar of 20 months

Phil, thanks for link had no idea about a t-shirt newsletter why there are more reasons for nichin than reasons Bush can up with for pardoning his white house cronies. Who would've thunk it!

Anyway Bill, the Bill one was my best shot it had best combo of coming up with idea while the topic still hot (thanks Rush & Hannity) and able to get some marketing out there.

Here's some other t-shirtin i started but it ended up all three key success factors weren't workin at the same time.


A lot of people bandy about the need for testing yet testing cost money too.
The economics of the T-shirt business seem very forgiving.

Probably should be... But just Sharing ideas & research I've come across...

If there was only enough Time to Do all these business ideas.

Good thing it's Coffee breaks only at the Sowpub idea exchange...

Here's a few more T-Shirt newsletters & info that may interest you...
http://www.talkt-shirts.com/
http://www.tshirthell.com/newsletterarchive.htm
http://spreadshirtus.wordpress.com/tag/newsletters/
An ebay Powerseller...
http://tshizzle.com/

Phil

[Ankesh]

Not sure if there are calendar makers who pay a royalty for pictures. Most of them either use royalty free images. Or click their own photos.

But their are people who pay for photos - especially t-shirt makers - as Phil pointed out.

Go pick up a art licensing book from your library or amazon.com for more details on how to go about licensing your photos to various industries and syndicating companies.

One other thing you could do is - find more Indian pictures. Then compile a CD and sell the CD to people who buy stock photos. Bill Myers had written about someone making a good income out of selling stock photos on ebay. But no one will buy a stock photo CD if it just has 20 photos in it. (At least I think no one will buy. But I'm not your target audience.)

You could also try selling your photos on istockphoto.com and other sites like that. Your income from them depens on how many times your photos are downloaded.