"He who marches out of step hears another drum." ~ Ken Kesey
Quote from: 244 on June 25, 2015, 09:59:00 AMQuote from: tonypep on June 25, 2015, 07:08:21 AMAnyone care to comment? I'd love to however I'm obliged to hold back. I will. Notice there is NOTHING from M&R in the shop. Seems like they really know the industry.LOL now that's why I like Rich more and more each day! Straight to the point.These HUGE shops/businesses seem to run on the, "that's good enough" motto.
Quote from: tonypep on June 25, 2015, 07:08:21 AMAnyone care to comment? I'd love to however I'm obliged to hold back. I will. Notice there is NOTHING from M&R in the shop. Seems like they really know the industry.
Anyone care to comment? I'd love to however I'm obliged to hold back.
everyone seems to be getting scared of this teespring thing, and here we just got notification that our new M&R 14/16 GT3 is ready to ship, our new M&R flashes, and new M&R Sprint 2000. Should I just cancel and shut the doors since so many folks think these guys are going to put us all under. I mean really, am I just dreaming at growing our business at this point
Quote from: screenprintguy on June 25, 2015, 10:30:14 AMeveryone seems to be getting scared of this teespring thing, and here we just got notification that our new M&R 14/16 GT3 is ready to ship, our new M&R flashes, and new M&R Sprint 2000. Should I just cancel and shut the doors since so many folks think these guys are going to put us all under. I mean really, am I just dreaming at growing our business at this point Ill take that GT3 if ya want
I am just curious, so in your eyes the MHMs are "just good enough"?pierre
All I can say is that a huge percentage of massive startups with state of the art everything and vast amounts of venture capitol rarely survive past year one. Sweat Equity and Island Screenworks come to mind. Just my personal opinion but I find their business model is severely flawed.
Quote from: tonypep on June 25, 2015, 02:16:10 PMAll I can say is that a huge percentage of massive startups with state of the art everything and vast amounts of venture capitol rarely survive past year one. Sweat Equity and Island Screenworks come to mind. Just my personal opinion but I find their business model is severely flawed.A venture capital startup called themselves Sweat Equity? People are ridiculous. You are pretty much guaranteed to fail at that point.Teespring has got the customer funnel portion down pat. So did/does Spreadshirt/Ooshirts/whatever else they change theirname to when the BBB complaints start stacking up against one entity. They have warehouses full of the other blue equipment, and apparently pump out late garbage all day long. Just because you can do one does not mean you can do the other. Thingis they outsourced all their printing before bringing it in house, not unlike Custom Ink. Apparently the transition did not go so well.I haven't heard anything about CI though, I would wager they've done a better job.There are very, very, few people that can handle the sheer terror that a high volume shop can be.
Quote from: IntegrityShirts on June 25, 2015, 10:17:09 AMQuote from: 244 on June 25, 2015, 09:59:00 AMQuote from: tonypep on June 25, 2015, 07:08:21 AMAnyone care to comment? I'd love to however I'm obliged to hold back. I will. Notice there is NOTHING from M&R in the shop. Seems like they really know the industry.LOL now that's why I like Rich more and more each day! Straight to the point.These HUGE shops/businesses seem to run on the, "that's good enough" motto.I am just curious, so in your eyes the MHMs are "just good enough"?
a huge percentage of massive startups with state of the art everything and vast amounts of venture capitol rarely survive past year one.