2007 January Archive at Fantastic Blognanza!

Monthly Archive for January, 2007

AisleSide Closing Shop

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on January 5, 2007

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AisleSide, I’m going to miss you. It feels like just yesterday I was first mousing over your links, clicking through to your individual shirt pages, scrolling down your menus. From the first time I placed an order to my last, everything seemed so right. It was as if we were meant to be together – together forever. But I guess it was all too good to be true. I mean, nothing lasts forever, right? Anyway, it was with a smile that I began to read your Newsletter #12.

“Hey everyone!” you said. I knew you were actually addressing just me. But then things took a turn for the worse: “Good news & bad news….” Bad news! What could it be? I was shocked to learn: “aisleside.com will be closing once inventory is sold out.” No new designs? Nothing to look forward to? Another bookmark resigned forever to a bitter place in my heart? I knew you wouldn’t end it like this – not like this.
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Repeat Business

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Joe

on January 5, 2007

in industry and t-shirts

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Yes, repeat business is the best business. Chris over at the Indie Clothing Blog has a great article on “how to create and maintain repeat business”. The specifics are focused on the embellished t-shirt business, but all of the general points are broadly applicable!

Link: [How To: Create and Maintain Repeat Business]

Yanobe Kenji Doesn’t Have Much to Do with T-Shirts

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Greg

on January 3, 2007

in art

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Happy new year, everyone!

Sorry about the dearth of posts as of late. It’s been a busy week or so for all of us, what with the holidays and family obligations and all that jazz. Still, that’s no excuse for missing our Monday posting date, so we’ll try extra hard to pick up the slack.

But this time around I want to take a small break from talking about t-shirts and point you all towards the work of the Japanese artist Yanobe Kenji.