An
example of a presentation of an offer for a small business owner to
build a core group of customers through email.
This is just bare bones minimum, and I welcome feedback on how to improve it. Thanks.
Monday, February 23, 2015
A Minimum Viable Product
This is just bare bones minimum, and I welcome feedback on how to improve it. Thanks.
Monday, February 16, 2015
Win-win
A quick note on
win-win trades.
Like it says on my 'About Me' page, I like to learn a lot about things that I am interested in. One of the things that I get excited about is trade.
When I say trade, I mean everything that can be exchanged for something, in terms of value. And if you follow my blog closely, you probably know I like trade in terms of win-win, where everyone comes away from the bargain with what they want, or what they find valuable.
This is what Creative Market did brilliantly with it's trade with the creators that sell on their platform. Creatives don't always get their money's worth for the products the make. The term 'starving artist' is often a tag for most creative folks.
So Creative Market's 70% is not only good, but the copywriting goes on to honor the hard work that goes into creating things for sale, and calls the product's "amazing." Who wouldn't want to put their creations on such a platform?
What's more? Creative Market goes on to make clear it will take it's 30% share of the sale to even cover credit card processing fees and help with marketing. That's a win-win.
I just wanted to quickly shine some light on that. I know thoughtful minds out there will also appreciate it.
Plaudits for thoughtful copy-writing, a generous split, and going the extra mile for the creator of products. Kudos, Creative Market.
Like it says on my 'About Me' page, I like to learn a lot about things that I am interested in. One of the things that I get excited about is trade.
When I say trade, I mean everything that can be exchanged for something, in terms of value. And if you follow my blog closely, you probably know I like trade in terms of win-win, where everyone comes away from the bargain with what they want, or what they find valuable.
This is what Creative Market did brilliantly with it's trade with the creators that sell on their platform. Creatives don't always get their money's worth for the products the make. The term 'starving artist' is often a tag for most creative folks.
So Creative Market's 70% is not only good, but the copywriting goes on to honor the hard work that goes into creating things for sale, and calls the product's "amazing." Who wouldn't want to put their creations on such a platform?
What's more? Creative Market goes on to make clear it will take it's 30% share of the sale to even cover credit card processing fees and help with marketing. That's a win-win.
I just wanted to quickly shine some light on that. I know thoughtful minds out there will also appreciate it.
Plaudits for thoughtful copy-writing, a generous split, and going the extra mile for the creator of products. Kudos, Creative Market.
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