Merch ideas for Reverbnation and Facebook

[Blackwatch]

I got this from Reverbnation:

 

http://blog.reverbnation.com/2010/02/23/reverbnation-teams-up-with-audiolife-to-launch-the-reverb-store/?utm_campaign=reverb_store_facebook_2_minutes&utm_content=check_out_video&utm_medium=text_link&utm_source=internal_message

 

 

I've always considered it and will probably do it now that it's so easy. It might be good for a shirt or two every now and then..........

[TheGirlfriend]

It's nice enough, but you wont have the control that you normally would having them printed yourself.

 

I also think you lose some fan interaction. When a friend or family member asks for a shirt you should always be able to say yes. It's cheap advertisement.

They are right about the upfront investment and inventory storage. But anything long term is a bad plan.

 

If you get a decent run of merch you can print on panties, key chains, beer cozies...whatever you want at a portion of the overall cost.

 

And you can hand them out at your discretion, rather than "Hang on...let me order that for you. They cost me 7 a piece, and it should be here in 5 business days."

 

Juuuuuuust my $0.02

[Blackwatch]

You could always order some to have on hand.

 

But the great part is you don't have to do a thing other than sign up and design the thing. They just send you money......

[TheGirlfriend]

figure the amount per shirt.

plus shipping.

if you're selling 'em for $10 each....

[sabriel9v]

Hot! Thanks for the link

[Blackwatch]

I'm just lazy as hell...And if I can make some money and provide merch to my 1000's of desiring fans,

 

Well....there you go....

[Poker99]

What's the profit margin on a 25$ white t-shirt when you sell it on reverbstore?

[S.L.B.]

What's the profit margin on a 25$ white t-shirt when you sell it on reverbstore?

 

actually about $18.00, but why would you want to sell it for $25.00 unless your U2