Posts from — November 2009

Okay, so finally got my Google wave invitation that I was waiting for long. After giving out a few invites to some of my friends I have three invites left to spare and I would like give them away to the readers of my blog. Don’t worry I ain’t holding out any contest asking you to subscribe to my blog or whatever (although you are most welcome to subscribe to my blog if you like it). Just post a comment here or send me a note here dropping me your email where I can send the invite.

I will be waiting for responses for the next one week and after that I will be giving away the invites. As I have only three invites left, I will do a lottery of sorts to choose out three of you who gets the invites in case there are more than three people asking for invites. So just drop in a note here or comment here if you want an invite and don’t forget to tell me the email address where I can send the invites.

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Here’s a funny tee from DeezTeez. Hangovers: God’s way of saying “You kicked ass last night”

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The first step is to register with Storenvy. Once you have registered with your details, Storenvy will take you to its welcome screen (the page with some beautiful clouds). Where you can find links to various features like editing your profile, inviting friends, take part in a discussion and open a store. Follow the link that says open a store.

The next page you need to enter basic details of your store like Store name, your PayPal email address and the Store URL. Enter these details and read and agree to the Seller’s agreement and click on “Open Your Store”.

If everything goes fine you should be taken to the success page that lets you know that your store has been created successfully and also provide links to your store and your store’s admin section. If you try to view your store clicking on the store URL link, you will see that the store is in maintenance mode. This is because by default Storenvy stores has this mode on when created and you need to turn this off manually, after setting up the store with all required details.

Once you are at the admin dashboard, you can track sales, orders, visitors to your store and view and analyze many other important details like Most Viewed Products, Best Sellers etc. While you are at the admin dashboard, click on the Settings dashboard and click on store profile. Fill up other details for your store like store location, store avatar, store description etc.

On the left side of the store profile page you should be able to see two buttons that you can use to turn on or turn off maintenance mode. When you turn off the maintenance mode your store goes live immediately.

The admin dashboard also gives you quick access to all the vital stats and tasks you may need to maintain your store. The Order tab lets your track orders (all, open, shipped, on hold, pending, cancelled orders etc.), the products tab lets you manage your collection of products and add new products, Design tab lets your customize the look of your store by choosing a theme or by editing CSS and HTML and the Promote tab lets you add discount codes.

As you can see, creating your own store with Storenvy is very easy.  Keep experimenting with the options on the admin dashboard and you will soon get a better idea of how things work in Storenvy and also will be amazed to see how easy it is.

Happy Selling!

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New tee from Chargrilled. “Beer Pong Champion”

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New tee from Threadless. Alien Autopsy.

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Concrete Hermit is having a clearance sale and it’s an awesome offer where you can buy three t-shirts for only £20 (which is the regular price for a single t-shirt). So, you get three t-shirts with the price of one. Find more details here.

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Meet Jason, who describes himself as a pretty simple guy and he is ready to wear your T-shirt.

So, what you get for making Jason wear your T-shirt? Well, you get daily video on YouTube and Ustream, photos on his blog and Flickr, posts on his blog and Twitter and a mention in the calendar. He is selling every day of the year at face value so, January 1 is $1 and December 31 is $365.

It’s a unique kind of a marketing strategy and opportunity to send the word about you or your company across. So, how’s it going? Well, 2009 is already sold out (well, he started out about a year ago)and Jason has revised the strategy a bit for bookings in 2010. So, if you want a piece of the action, you better book your day soon in the 2010 calendar.

For more details click  here..

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This collection of t-shirts is for the Twitter addicts (and Twitter haters).

Say Tweet Again

I Tweet Therefore I Am (Twitter)

I hate twitter

Twitter: No one cares what you are doing

Who are you people?

Follow Me @Twitter

I’m Totally Tweeting This

Wearing My Twitter T-shirt

If I had something important to say …

“You Don’t Know Me” Anonymous Twitter Shirt

I’m Huge on Twitter

Anti-Twitter T-Shirt

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Recently I blogged about a collection of “How I Roll T-shirts“. Here’s another one. The Rollin Oriental T-shirt.

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Flaunt your nerdiness with this t-shirt!

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