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Offline Lburou

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Re: Branding/Redesigning My Honey Label
« Reply #20 on: November 10, 2014, 10:02:24 am »
.....i am retired, don't want a full time business and i make no money, i just break even every year, if that............... :D

Here, here!  Still trying to break even too.  Its just around the corner, but oh, just ordered ten more hives,  LOL   ;)
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Re: Branding/Redesigning My Honey Label
« Reply #21 on: November 10, 2014, 11:40:11 am »
Riverbee:

I can certainly understand you wanting something with your BRAND on it.  I think we all want that.  When I did chores and tasks for my dad, he nearly always ask me, "did you do it well?"  Once in a while, he would ask, "did you do the best job that you could?"  Now, that is a tough question, but he wanted me to know that if you gave it your best shot you could turn it loose.  I know that as a retired person you want your remaining chores to be done well, and more importantly, you want them to be perceived as being well done.  As the saying goes, "perception becomes reality." 

I would venture a wager that you could sell your honey products via telephone calls.  Your honey looks so cool, especially the cut comb honey, that you can sell it to your regular customers, and I bet people will drive out of their way to purchase honey.  I have a waiting list for my grass fed calves.  I bet your list is long too.

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Re: Branding/Redesigning My Honey Label
« Reply #22 on: November 10, 2014, 03:09:59 pm »
"I would venture a wager that you could sell your honey products via telephone calls."

lazy, i probably could but i don't like the telephone............ :D

thanks for the compliment, i do have folks that drive out of their way, or send me an email and i send it out to them, and they pay the shipping.  i am fortunate that from year to year i have surplus honey available year round, so i don't have a waiting list like many others.

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