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[GordonJ]

Originally Posted by teamplayer

I agree, let's learn how to make money instead of arguing over who the mayor should be!

From yard signs to giant postcards and beyond, businesses will be cashing in on the Presidential election, the state and local elections.

So why not take their money for a change?

I had a button maker at one time, did a brisk business too although it was time consuming.

Any speech writers? We can discuss how to market to those seeking to serve, and today with super pacs and corporations being people too, let's figure out how to get a piece of that action.

I love the idea of taking their money (and their contributor's bux too).

How you going to cash in?

Gordon

PS. AND they pay up front too!!

[quote=GordonJ;35365]From yard signs to giant postcards and beyond, businesses will be cashing in on the Presidential election, the state and local elections.

So why not take their money for a change?


Hi Gordon, I have something similar I am looking into,
selling personalized items on ebay. For example a leather
covered notebook might be maybe 7 bucks but you
add monogram and charge 12 or 15 bucks whatever
the market will bear. On the higher end jewelry could
be inscribed and sell for more. This is a huge field
since just about anything can be personalized.
With names, or monograms, or photos.
I started looking into this last week.

Trevor

[GordonJ]

Old buttons from 1956 election fetched a few coin back before eBay, today, it could have been worth thousands.

So, wait til the two are selected and work both sides of the isle...monograms for each, eh?

Gordon



[quote=teamplayer;35373]

Originally Posted by GordonJ

From yard signs to giant postcards and beyond, businesses will be cashing in on the Presidential election, the state and local elections.

So why not take their money for a change?


Hi Gordon, I have something similar I am looking into,
selling personalized items on ebay. For example a leather
covered notebook might be maybe 7 bucks but you
add monogram and charge 12 or 15 bucks whatever
the market will bear. On the higher end jewelry could
be inscribed and sell for more. This is a huge field
since just about anything can be personalized.
With names, or monograms, or photos.
I started looking into this last week.

Trevor