p.s. SOE (Sony Online Entertainment) has some of the WORST customer service beliefs I’ve ever experienced.
Monthly Archive for December, 2005
It’s funny that when you actually HAVE money to spend, you never know what you should buy first or if you should even buy it in the first place.
*sigh*
One can never win.
So a little while ago, I made a vague comment about an idea I had which I was too afraid to tell anyone for fear that it would get stolen…
… having no idea if I’ll ever have time to make it happen, I’m going to post about it now to get some feedback. Keep in mind, this is just another idea that may go nowhere but I’m curious what people think.
I’ve been a fan of threadless for ages and only in the last month or so began posting submissions (it was in the hope I could make some quick extra cash). I’ve also been a huge fan of greeting cards and am STILL trying to find the time, energy and focus to start producing my own line of cards. It was in these two things which my idea was born. Why not create a website (much like threadless.com) where people could submit greeting card designs. The entire project would mirror the foundation of threadless except it would greeting cards and not shirts that got printed.
I think it’s a pretty good idea. Although I hear the cost of a postage stamp is going up AGAIN, I know there is still a market out there for greeting cards (even blank ones) and more than just greeting cards, I know there must be a niche out there for trendy, limited run cards as well. I’ve seen a lot of shirt designs go by on threadless that would make excellent greeting cards (or prints for that matter). Just think, you could collect them as mini-works-of-art or you could send them to people.
That’s my idea.
