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It is.

But I don't know if you know, like, things like Pay & For, like, Plana, Zazzle, Afterpay.

So I basically started in finance when Pay In For was taking the market and they basically come up overnight, right? So I was working in a really fun time in finance, but it was really boring because my job at this finance company was to basically take their core lending product, which is long-term, like paying overtime over like 60 months.

And how do we condense this into an app where you can pay in for? So it was kind of cool because I seen Pay In For take over, but it was like, Just a really boring freaking job, to be honest with you.

So you have creative business owners that are purely just looking to license.

And then, and maybe like Spoonflower, if there's seamless patterns or print on demand shop, like a Redbubble or Zazzle or something like that, Society6.

And then you've got the, the creative business owners that are hand making items.

maybe on etsy or have a shopify shop but it's not all somebody else printing the product they're actually hand making it so i tend to have those two types of students in my classes and there's so many things that can help with that so one of the first things i teach people who are just trying to do art licensing is have claude or whatever ai you're using have it help you with a pitching schedule have it help you, you can link it actually to Excel.

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I just had another idea.

Zazzle.

I just had, I just had another idea for the logo.

It's the town, and then, uh, like a bat signal above it, but instead of a bat, it's a silhouette of Robbie.

I find out because I had broken into his email that the invitations were not $1,200.

They were $226 from Zazzle, I guess the invitation website.

So I confronted him on it.

But of course he gaslit me and then blame shifted me.

He said the invitations he had to.

Meanwhile, they were locked in the trunk of his car because he kept telling me they never came.

Meanwhile, according to Zazzle, they were delivered two months prior.

So they were probably locked in the trunk of his car because.

Well, I mean, and I had ties of you, too, and I mean, and they were, I mean, at, at, you know, you send off the pictures, and they send you back the tie from Etsy or wherever it is.

Zazzle, I think, was a, was a site.

Um-

They go make a shirt to you.

Hi, T.

So she, uh, she struggles because she competes in a way with CafePress and Zazzle and Printful.

Right.

Right?

Okay.

And, and so one of the strategies we talked about was she can't compete head-to-head by being the, you know, Zazzle because Za- or Printful because they have so many oper- op- options and serve so many people.

But what if she were to radically narrow her audience and maybe even some of her offerings to focus on one place where she can become the big fish in a small pond, and become famous there, and then get word of mouth, and then become known for uniquely, uh, relating to or understanding a smaller market, even though that smaller market would still be massive for her? And-

And I think that's the point.