I've decided to give Redbubble a try. Print on demand services, for some people, work really well to make some passive income. I've had a Zazzle shop for ages but I've only ever sold one piece because, well - I just don't have the time to deal with their ever changing requirements for their product … Continue reading Redbubble – Print on Demand
No, really. The Roomba is an asshole, I promise. You've seen the poo smearing Roomba, and mine isn't that bad but he really likes to eat various objects around our place. The Roomba issue My headphones end up on the floor, pulled out of my computer with the wired sucked up in the little robot's … Continue reading My Roomba Is An Asshole
I’ve been using spoonflower to print my fabric designs since their very early days and I have never had a problem with their service. They run regular contests and a very informative blog. But while searching for content for the Fabric_Lover twitter feed, I found PrinFab. They are a new fabric printing service. PrinFab is … Continue reading Prinfab: A new contender for print on demand fabric
Previously, I shared some of the free platforms for social media automation. Since I have worked [and do work] with really large corporations, I thought I’d share one of the tools I’ve used for social media publishing previously. You can get quite a bit out of just one automation platform and I recommend it for … Continue reading Social Automation: One of the Big Boys
I am a BIG believer in automation of social media wherever possible. If you post on one feed, you should post where ever else is relevant. Take this blog for instance… When each post is published, it shows up on my twitter feed and my Tumblr (well, it was actually posting to the wrong tumblr for … Continue reading Social Automation – Free to Use Platforms
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