On Friday I finished the pictures for the “Embrace Diversity” series and uploaded them, so I could finish the t-shirt series over the weekend. I have six different images, but then I realised I had forgotten the words dede puppets on the image. How could I? The originals are of course at work, so I won’t be able to continue until Monday.
While I was working on the images I thought they might be suitable for my exhibition in June, without the caption though. I have to start working a bit smarter and not reinvent the wheel every time I start a new thing. I feel just so much more comfortable creating than promoting. The Dedes have a valid point when they tell me I am hindering their growth.
I came across a problem with my zazzle store. When I look at it, the prices are in New Zealand Dollars as the domain is zazzle.co.nz. I don’t know what happens when a person from America clicks on the link at the bottom of my blog. Is the website intelligent enough to realise it should link to the zazzle.com domain? Or do Americans see New Zealand prices as well? If that is the case, I would think they will fall flat on their backs and I will never make a sale over there. Can somebody enlighten me how this works? I would appreciate this a lot.
for me the prices are still in dollars… and yes I did fall back on my back (and broke my spine) looking at the price of the t shirt…
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there is no indication if it is NZ or US Dollars. In NZ dollars the prices are quite a bit higher.
And yes, we talked about this before…Economics is something I don’t understand (but I hope you have good medical care for your spine :)
When I visited your store the prices were in New Zealand dollars, but were converted to US dollars when I clicked on that link.
Ah thanks. I think that is a potential pitfall, as when you see dollars, you just assume it’s your own currency. I’ve tripped up a couple of times :).
embrace diversity: great slogan and just right for the dede puppets :)
bravo!
Thanks, Evad.
For a change, the Dedes unanimously happy with the wording. This doesn’t happen very often. :)
:)