I just discovered this -- Looks PERFECT for sowpubbers!!...

http://www.getontheshelf.com

Here's an example (random)...

http://www.getontheshelf.com/product/3163/Door-Door

Cheers.

-- TW

Originally Posted by -TW

http://www.getontheshelf.com

Here's an example (random)...

http://www.getontheshelf.com/product/3163/Door-Door

Cheers.

-- TW

The current contest is over according to their FAQs. Here is a quote from their page:

Can I still enter?
Sorry, the submission period for this contest is over.

They seem to indicate there will be more contests but it is Walmart so the question is really can you trust these bastards?

Besides that, thanks for the post. The possibility for this to be useful seems to exist.

Just my 2¢...

At bottom of page...

Current voting dates: Round 1- March 7 to April 3, 2012; Round 2- April 11 to April 24, 2012.

Originally Posted by sandalwood

The current contest is over according to their FAQs. Here is a quote from their page:

Can I still enter?
Sorry, the submission period for this contest is over.

They seem to indicate there will be more contests but it is Walmart so the question is really can you trust these bastards?

Besides that, thanks for the post. The possibility for this to be useful seems to exist.

Just my 2¢...

Originally Posted by -TW

At bottom of page...

Current voting dates: Round 1- March 7 to April 3, 2012; Round 2- April 11 to April 24, 2012.

Yep, can't disagree, that is exactly what it says. Those are the voting dates. BTW, if you want to get a product into Walmart's, go talk to the local store manager, show him/her your product and if he likes it you'll get some papers/forms to complete and they will go to HQ under his sig. Don't know if the Ft Benton crowd will have the same interest but it is worth a try. And, as an alternative, try the posted site.

Good luck to anyone who takes the time to jump on the Walmart ferris wheel. I'm told it is a fun ride until they get tired of turning the wheel.

{Twistable} PR, Public Relations, Social Media etc. etc...

Huge Benefits for Not Getting into you Know Where & Why Too! ...

It's All About the Traffic, Exposure... Innovations, Creativity, Meetings and Connections with Googlers, Comsumers, B2B investors and More...

Especially {Niche} Specialized Marketing people looking for What you have, your Ideas, Maybe a little Sharing, a Few [Golden] Money making nuggets, here and there, Constantly Growing in unlimited Directions & Opportunities ...

Whether you Decide to Follow... Go with WalMart or just Maybe Not! ...

Works for just About {Any} Specialized hard goods, soft goods, Info... Whatever Product into Google and ComPANY you Have to Get-Out-there yesterday, Tomorrow and into The Never-ending Future...

Give it a Good ol' NewsWorthy related Headline(s) and Nice mix of Smart Consumer and/or B2B, depending... Focused keyword related Phrases, Low Hanging Fruit especially! ...

Well Released throughout Multiple Distribution networks and ideas! Niche Specialized Web resources, Particular industry's, Marketplaces, opportunities and possibilities, worth seriously Thinking & Brainstorming & Doing!

Quick Food for Thought and just One of the Many Examples growing Daily!

Memphis 3D Company Takes Aim at Walmart
http://www.google.com/search?q=Memph...ient=firefox-a

All the best...

Phil

[Dien Rice]

Originally Posted by -TW

http://www.getontheshelf.com

Here's an example (random)...

http://www.getontheshelf.com/product/3163/Door-Door

Thanks, TW! It's kind of fun watching the videos...

Of course, if you have a product for WalMart it could be very profitable too...

Sometimes watching videos like these can inspire your own (different) products or ideas...

For example, Bette Nesmith Graham, the inventor of "liquid paper" (in the days of typewriters), was inspired by her own hobby of painting, and noted that in painting, you didn't "erase" your mistakes - you just painted over them!

I also recently read this here...

"Corkscrew inventors were inspired by a tool called the bulletscrew or gun worm, a device that extracted stuck bullets from rifles."

New ideas and mental stimulation are always good...

Best wishes,

Dien