| Nov. 27 2007 at 7:33 PM |
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It's great to see Ms. Reed's product mentioned here. I bought an L.B. Soc from her a couple of years ago, and I LOVE IT!
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| Nov. 28 2007 at 11:15 AM |
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Thanks for saying how you enjoyed my product. I enjoy making and marketing "L.B. Soc"...for locs, braids & more, the original hair snood for the wearers of locs and more. Gotten great feedback from those who check in at StartUpNation. Its really a great forum for networking with grass roots businesspersons.
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| Nov. 28 2007 at 2:31 PM |
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Hey, you should drop this one into the testimonial thread! Another satisfied customer ... congrats!
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| Nov. 28 2007 at 4:50 PM |
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lbsoc wrote: Thanks for saying how you enjoyed my product. I enjoy making and marketing "L.B. Soc"...for locs, braids & more, the original hair snood for the wearers of locs and more. Gotten great feedback from those who check in at StartUpNation. Its really a great forum for networking with grass roots businesspersons.
You're welcome! Also, thanks for the StartUpNation tip. I've had my online store for a couple of years now, and I'm hoping to get more traffic to it so I can increase sales and start producing my work in-house so I can keep more of the profits. How about taking a look at my Ethnic category? You may be pleasantly surprised.  Visit my blog: http://afrobohemianchick.blogspot.com
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| Nov. 30 2007 at 6:56 AM |
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Lady you presentation of products and ideas is awesome---and totally inspiring. I will be checking in often to shop and browse, great "eye candy" for the mind and the spirit. You mentioned off-site production for wares---can you elaborate? Do you have an outside source do your screen-printing for the mugs, t-shirts, aprons? Can you divulge your contact person for wholesale goods? I will be expanding my line next year and want to include t-shirts. Is the web your only selling ground?
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| Nov. 30 2007 at 9:48 PM |
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lbsoc wrote: Lady you presentation of products and ideas is awesome---and totally inspiring. I will be checking in often to shop and browse, great "eye candy" for the mind and the spirit. You mentioned off-site production for wares---can you elaborate? Do you have an outside source do your screen-printing for the mugs, t-shirts, aprons? Can you divulge your contact person for wholesale goods? I will be expanding my line next year and want to include t-shirts. Is the web your only selling ground?
Thank you so much for your feedback! 
At this time, the Internet is my only selling ground. Since I currently do not have the funds to purchase screen printing equipment, I depend on a print-on-demand Web site to sell my work. Even though it is easier not having to keep up with inventory, I would like to sell some products locally in consignment shops.
If you would like to try print-on-demand selling, you can set up an account at Zazzle.com, CafePress.com, RedBubble.com, printfection.com, or any other similar site. From experience, although CafePress gives you a higher profit margin, Zazzle is by far the most flexible and user friendly.
Edited by: lwill74 - Nov. 30 2007 at 9:55 PMVisit my blog: http://afrobohemianchick.blogspot.com
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