allthatjaz -> RE: Any one interested ??? (7/14/2009 5:03:11 AM)
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ORIGINAL: DarkSteven As with all businesses, there are two sides to it. There is the product/service itself and how to provide it, and then there are the "business" things common to all businesses - the marketing, sales, accounting, etc. It's interesting to speculate on orientation. I suspect that being a sub or Dom would not have much influence if it's a one person business, but wonder if a sub might feel uncomfortable if it was a larger company that required him/her to oversee others. The Entrepreneur's Manual, by White, contains a vignette about the origins of the dildo. It was something that a few chemists created in their off hours. It cost a few pennies to make and sold for almost fifteen dollars. There's a helluva markup in the BDSM/toys industry. ---------------- stella, I seem to have lost my marbles. I'll place an order with you. I think if you can come up with a product that is unique, can be used in the general sex industry as well as the BDSM one, then you may be onto a winner. I know so many people that make all the normal stuff like floggers, canes and leather goods thinking they are going to make a killing but end up just being hobbyists. My X partner used to make dungeon furniture and he sold and hired it out on a regular basis but he still had to have a full time day job because even though his stuff was popular, there just wasn't a big enough market for it. One of the things I would be interested in involving myself in is metal sculpture art work that would fit into our home without funny looks from friends and relatives and yet could double up as torture devices [:D] Any good blacksmiths on here?
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