MAKE 'EM LAUGH: SELLING HUMOR ONLINE

Written by Dave Bealer


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There are literally millions upon millions of e-commerce web sites onrepparttar Web today, yet a very small percentage of those are marketing humorous merchandise. Giving your business a sense of humor can really make it stand out and give you a special place inrepparttar 118312 minds of your customers. Think for a minute about a few people that you genuinely like. Why do you like them so much? Most likely, one ofrepparttar 118313 reasons is because they make you laugh.

Great-selling humor items can range from stationary, to posters, to doormats, key chains, shirts, mugs, and a huge variety of other items. You don't need to be an expert on salesmanship, because your merchandise will speak for itself and compel people to buy. Most of all, you'll be associated with good times and great memories.



Dave Bealer has made a successful business selling humor products online. For more information about Dave and his business, see http://www.just4yucks.com. Email Dave at dave@buttonlore.com.


The Gingerbread Nightmare

Written by Valerie Garner


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Whew….new day, it’s a wonder what a little sleep will do ya. Now we make repparttar hard frosting that will act as glue to holdrepparttar 118311 pieces ofrepparttar 118312 house together, time to build. Time forrepparttar 118313 fun to begin, boy are we ready!

We begin assemblingrepparttar 118314 house, and halfrepparttar 118315 roof piece breaks in two on one ofrepparttar 118316 houses. Onrepparttar 118317 second house, we findrepparttar 118318 pieces to not match correctly. On a third house, we overcome all these first two obstacles, and now have great difficulty getting props to holdrepparttar 118319 house together whilerepparttar 118320 “glue” dries, and it’s repeatedly falling apart and causingrepparttar 118321 oldest child to have a temper tantrum in frustration (mom too). Somehow through this fiasco, we end up with 1 viable house. (The others became, hard dog biscuit type things forrepparttar 118322 family pet). Oh well, she needs her Christmas goodies too, right? We frostedrepparttar 118323 house and each child decorated half. The end result? A $75. UGLY gingerbread house that only a grandma (with apologizes from mom), would take and not be too insulted by. But, we did accomplish one of our goals….it was a memory. A memory we fondly call “The Gingerbread Nightmare”.

By Valerie Garner-Get a series of no cost traffic builders that work to get traffic to your website, plus a few ideas for earning income too. Many unique resources you'll love! Mailto: Moredetails@quicktell.com (resource box must be included in article for reprint permission)



Valerie Garner-an author who enjoys writing on a wide variety of topics, mostly pertaining to a home, sprinkled with humour.


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