no, i would not spend £5 on a tee-shirt like that if i saw it in the high street :D.
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no, i would not spend £5 on a tee-shirt like that if i saw it in the high street :D.
No. Its v. plain. And the bloke on the end is well fit -->
free font and the over used wing design thing which i think comes in photoshop.
i wouldnt pay anything for it
The fact is these are not selling very well anyway, so I was expecting the bad reviews - I'll be sure to pass them onto to them though. And about the free font, they only have about £100-200 to start the business with, so they have to make them for as cheap as possible.
who are you hoping will want to buy them?
not being rude or nothing..
yh but tbh, fonts can be easily made.
and not only that, they have had since october to get more money into the business.
is it a sixth form college with like years 12 and 13 or 7 - 13? because if its 7 - 13, tell them to sell roses towards valentines day ;)
£100-200 and thats all they could come up with? They aint the most enterprising bunch o.0 Youd think they would have spent some of the money on getting a good design or maybe even a little market reasearch (Which could have been done for free) The rests somthing any idiot could do o.0
Its a school - Years 7-13, even though the Young Enterprise group is just 6th FormQuote:
Originally Posted by JimboJosh
I just think they will sell to whoever at this point :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Abbie.
On the subject of Young Enterprise companies, our company made soaps and bath bombs and also do media replication.
The soap side was our main part, and we were going to go to this exhibition at the MetroCentre for all the companies in the North East or something like that, and the rules say we can't sell hygiene products so that's f***ed.
And guess what our Business teacher said we should do instead?
"Let's film all the other stalls and sell the DVD back to Young Enterprise and all the attending schools!"
It is possibly the worst idea ever.
they dont look bad, but i wouldnt buy one myself :)