Nectarine

nyinge, you got the link I posted a few mins ago?

dude i saw cherry ripes in there

which site? nvm found it.

Note to self: mirrobird is a chocoholic, send more bars next time

i'm eating more of that nyingen chocolate, it's good

if you're there, why not. it's pretty much a thick swarm of the pure audience who would want to buy your stuff

having your name out there means a lot

well, seriously, the gaming is more fun but it might be worth throwing someone a few dollars or some free swag to have them run your table

REACTIVEEEEE

Yes I will get referrals by people who know people, etc. There is a local con I can get a table at, but I help run the board game room. Much more fun.

on my proper computer. fuck telephones

anyway, apart from my little footer bitching, site looks great to me

or, you can have a little stall at a con. yes, yes, i'm sure you have done all this

or, if you have friends.... friends of friends.... who knows

you could even potentially push stuff directly to consumer (student roleplay groups?!!!) but that's tough

nightmare mate isn't it

also, if you do a good job at one place, that MIGHT spread and people will learn you are good. or, they might get really jealous and think "shit, this guy is making excellent dice shakers cheap, don't let anyone else know about him"

it's more like making friends with the stores

yeah, since you're working in a tiny area with established "clients" (shops that might buy your stuff) it's not really a web design issue

email@lasering.design that's nice and short.

I dunno. I have a day job and a local store just asked for 60(!) nano towers. I get it, but I already have 3 (4?) email addresses. The last thing I want is one more to have to check! I'll deal with it when I can get a proper host or way to add an

mirrorbird.

you schokoriegel superfreak

'sup korni.

if you only want to sell to demoscene geniuses, you're all set, and poor <3

take it or leave it.

i hate marketing as much as you guys but i have spent a lot of time with users and i know that people will leave if they see stuff that confuses them, and most people are much stupider than us.

Saying "the customer is always right" is not a great way to operate a business. It says that you don't trust your employees or treat them well. Nobody should be subject to abuse in retail, yet they are.