profileinwood
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I'm looking for feedback from professional photographers.
Like any business I can only imagine that photographers are looking for opportunities to increase revenue and profits.
Do you think the following product idea would have merit/possibilities?
I have developed a process to take a photo of a persons profile and shape a piece of wood into a goblet, cup, candle holder, or even a baby rattle. Think about a wood turned spindle on a staircase. With concave and convex cuts it is possible to outline someone's face.
My thinking is that parents in particular may be interested in having their children's face turned into a profileinwood as a gift for their spouse, grandparents etc... Infants and young toddlers can have rattles made that are both functional and keepsakes.
Here you can see an example of what I am talking about... www.profileinwood.com
So here are the questions that only you can provide input on:
Do you feel that you could make a sale?
and
Considering that the final piece would be dropshipped directly to your customer, what commission rate do you feel would be appropriate?
Your feedback is appreciated.
Like any business I can only imagine that photographers are looking for opportunities to increase revenue and profits.
Do you think the following product idea would have merit/possibilities?
I have developed a process to take a photo of a persons profile and shape a piece of wood into a goblet, cup, candle holder, or even a baby rattle. Think about a wood turned spindle on a staircase. With concave and convex cuts it is possible to outline someone's face.
My thinking is that parents in particular may be interested in having their children's face turned into a profileinwood as a gift for their spouse, grandparents etc... Infants and young toddlers can have rattles made that are both functional and keepsakes.
Here you can see an example of what I am talking about... www.profileinwood.com
So here are the questions that only you can provide input on:
Do you feel that you could make a sale?
and
Considering that the final piece would be dropshipped directly to your customer, what commission rate do you feel would be appropriate?
Your feedback is appreciated.