Micro Manufacturing

Revolution and Steam Punk Penguins

June 12th, 2008 by Wayne Porter

Are The Affiliate Walls Crumbling?

Jeff Molander thinks so in his latest piece and I must disagree, although I think drop shipping holds promise. The walls of affiliate marketing are not “crumbling”, but the boundaries are shifting. This shift is happening for…

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iFulfill Closes Shop Unexpectedly

July 25th, 2005 by Brian Clark

Web-entrepenuer-friendly fulfillment house iFulfill.com unexpectedly announced last night that, “as of this morning, iFulfill.com will, for all practical purposes, cease to exist,” according to an email to merchant clients from the President, Paul Perdue. No more orders being shipped, no more…

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Defining Micro Manufacturing

June 24th, 2004 by Brian Clark

What I call “micro-manufacturing” are the growing breed of relationships between product designer/promoters and “just in time” manufacturing companies producing everything from books to lunchboxes, action figures to DVDs. In many of these relationships, the manufacturing company also provides the e-commerce…

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Build Your Own Superhero

June 17th, 2004 by Brian Clark

Talk about micro-manufacturing! How about designing your own action figure using customized toy building from HeroBuilders.com. They also have an affiliate program (which pays 20% on direct session purchases only), but sadly only of their pre-built heros … otherwise I’d already be offering…

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