Showing posts with label Forum. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Forum. Show all posts

Thursday, 11 March 2010

PROCESS before assessment

So far, 100 T-shirts have been sold. The news of the Charity Tee are all over the internet, fashion forums, and also about 30 have been sold through shops in London. Some are also shipped to countries like Germany, Singapore, Hong Kong, New York and Malaysia.
At the moment, I can say it has impacted the world, however how can I improve on this? Shall I make more? or build upon the campaign? The result amount I've raised was just over £500, which is something I'm really pleased about. Lets see how I can take this forward in the near future.

Tuesday, 9 March 2010

Google Ranking

Was just checking google to see if my Haiti Charity Tee will pop up. To my surprise, it ranked 5th in all the thousands of results. I think it might have been 1st or 2nd if I check maybe 3 weeks ago, as three of the links/projects were started after my project. Nevertheless, I am extremely happy about how close it is to the top of a google search page.

Tuesday, 9 February 2010

Third Order

Due to the extra stock request of Kyle from Wholesome and through the sales in the forum, I have ordered the thrid batch of 25 for the Haiti Project. The amount is still the same of roughly £94. Need to wait around a week for this batch to arrive.

Selling through fuk.co.uk

I have been following this UK based mens fashion site/forum for a while now, and I was thinking why not try to sell some stock via this medium. Therefore I set up a page in its main fashion forum to try and get attention to any 'fashionistas'.
After only about 5-10 mins or so, the thread began to flood in with comments, orders and even views on the Haiti situation. I have to say most of the comments are positive, however some were somewhat against the whole idea making 'stuff' for Charity, which I find very offensive. As this project is not profit driven at all.
End of the day, I've received 10 orders through this forum, although you could say is small, but I feel to get 'fashionistas' to wear a Charity Tee is quite hard, and I believe I've done a good job via this medium.

View the page here.