Eileen,

Here's the creative thing about Zazzle. You can upload a design for all manner of things - T-shirts, mugs, caps, etc. Zazzle will brand the item with your design. Therefore, your product gets created and manufactured on and by Zazzle. People go to Zazzle to purchase as much or as little as they want. Every time something with your design gets purchased, you get a commission. No need for your to keep track of an inventory. No need for you to keep track of paperwork. Zazzle takes care of all that for you. No need for potential customers to purchase in bulk quantities, either. Just purchase what you need - even if it is a single item.

Let's take a real-life example. Sherry Simoes has created and put together this wonderful to-do-list board. She has used her contacts and resources to put it together. But, what happens if folks want to order more boards after the initial creation of 100, but modify the appearance of a board for their own niche's benefit? Well, that could be a real hassle, were it not for the resources of Zazzle. Sherry can simply modify her design and upload it to Zazzle for her customer. Zazzle, not Sherry, will take care of everything else with regard to production and sale. Zazzle will even forward the customer's payment to Sherry's PayPal account.

What we have here is a collaborative effort between people with clever ideas, Zazzle, and people who need promotional items.

Lamar Morgan
CDMM - Synergistic Business Marketing
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