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> Hi!
> First, Dien and Gordon, your forum is now > the #1 on my list of boards to visit. > Onward, as Halbert always said in his > letters: > Here in Austin there's a big lake nearby and > boating is a mini-craze. Austinites love > their huge boats and their huge dogs. > So why not give them a photo of their toys > that they can hang on their office walls? > What you'd need would be a good camera, a > way to get up high (like a builder's ladder > or something), a truck to carry the ladders > on, photo manipulation expertise, and > knowledge about getting free publicity and > word-of-mouth advertising. > Before I describe the product, the > word-of-mouth advertising would be created > by setting up the normal affiliate program, > except that people you sell to are > affililiates and they make a commission by > helping you spread the word. The Web is > going local, and this is just another way of > making it work. > The product that you sell would be a picture > of the boat owner and his/her attractive > significant other and/or dog, appearing to > drive the boat at high speed on the water. > Actually, it's trick photography: you go to > the boat owner's domicile, climb up your > ladder, and photograph the boat while it's > sitting on its trailor, posing the > appropriately dressed owner. > You then strip out the background using > photo products that already exist and do > this kind of thing flawlessly, and add the > water and sky. You could show the boaters > happily doing their thing with all kinds of > exotic backdrops. You could show them racing > the Titanic if you wanted! > Needless to say, the same idea could be used > with expensive cars instead of boats. You're > selling to monied people, so you should be > able to get a fair price for your expertise > and artistry. > Hope this was interesting and useful in some > way!! > Best, > -Boyd interesting point in her post. "t-shirts" That could be a very nice additional product. A great t-shirt for the guy/gal to ware on their next outing. Just thinking out loud. Good Luck! Gary Q+ |
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