I have done a couple of videos on my circuit boards.
The fun one, I hope, is the "shopping channel" style one.
But also a more instructive one on making circuit boards.
And one on the Faikin boards specifically.
I have done a couple of videos on my circuit boards.
The fun one, I hope, is the "shopping channel" style one.
But also a more instructive one on making circuit boards.
And one on the Faikin boards specifically.
I have the Tindie store set up now. But no good way to promote as yet. My problem is I generally hate the whole advertising industry (as a consumer). This leaves me a tad stuck on how to make people that actually want the products even know they exist. Of course, being that selective (a) avoids annoying people that do not want this, and (b) is highly targeted adverts which I, and others, hate even more, arrrg! You can't win.
A blog post like this will help, I am sure, but even this feels wrong, it is an advert on my blog, which is not that fair really - you did not come here for adverts, did you?
What is fun is I have a few customers (they are actually local, so collect, and do not buy on Tindie, so cheaper), but they sort of self identify as addicts of my tech. I really appreciate their business and feedback and suggestions. I just wish I could find a few more addicts :-)
So I'm interested in the most ethical ways to promote these products - suggestions welcome.
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