I'm just looking for some feedback as to whether something like this would be of interest to the beach cat community.
I have attached a small sampling here:
Any and all comments are welcome.
-Sue
Lake Erie
edited by: Sue, Dec 23, 2009 - 08:47 AM
Hobie Greeting cards - Fishing expedition
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Posted: Dec 22, 2009 - 09:11 AM
I was wondering the other day... as I created my (almost) annual Hobie Christmas card... would anyone else be interested in Hobie cards? Some are Christmas cards, some are more general, but all are Hobie. Some are potentially customizable to your personal sail colors. I thought perhaps I could sell these on the internet, make my fortune, and never do anything except sail beachcats for the rest of my days.
I'm just looking for some feedback as to whether something like this would be of interest to the beach cat community.
I have attached a small sampling here:
Any and all comments are welcome.
-Sue
Lake Erie
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Posted: Dec 22, 2009 - 09:55 AM
Hi Sue, i only looked at 1 card but it looked nice... perhaps the Hobie forums would be a great place to start advertising them for resale. i am sure you could find some interested parties.
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Posted: Dec 22, 2009 - 04:59 PM
Sue, you can post the pictures directly onto this site. Go to your photobucket account & find the images you want to post. Below each image there are four options, left click the bottom one IMG Code. When it highlights blue, right click (to get a menu)then left click "copy".
Now, go to Beachcats forum, & click "image", it is the 3rd choice, just below & to the right of where you are typing your post. This will insert the following into your post.
Place your cursor just to the right of the "g" in the first "img". Backspace to remove the letters "img", then paste tyhe photobucket data that you copied in step one.Presto, your image will now show up in your post.
This will increase your exposure by letting everyone who reads your post see the image. In my experience over 1/2 are to lazy to copy & paste your link into their browser. IF the image isn't already there, or they can't live click it they will move on.
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Posted: Dec 23, 2009 - 08:46 AM
Thanks, EC! I have updated my post. Some forums do not allow images because it takes up too much space, but this is definite better.
Andrew... Good idea with the the Hobie forums, too. (Especially since my first 2 replies here are from Mystere and Nacra folks!) -
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Posted: Dec 23, 2009 - 08:58 AM
Sue..... They look good, I like 1 & 2 the best~~ #1 is my favorite.... and I'm a Hobie guy~~ 17 & 18 Hobies... Do ya have anything for ice sailing???
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Posted: Dec 23, 2009 - 01:35 PM
Sue, you are a true artist, I'm sure the only reason there aren't more responses is because of Christmas being on top of us. It really snuck up on me this year and I'm running around like crazy.
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