Introducing the Marketplace pt.2 | The UK Spreadshirt blog http://blog.spreadshirt.net/uk/2007/06/15/introducing-the-marketplace-pt2/ This is the Spreadshirt UK weblog. T-shirts, fashion, style, current events and more. Tue, 24 Nov 2009 20:03:09 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 Introducing the Marketplace pt.2 | The UK Spreadshirt blog http://blog.spreadshirt.net/uk/2007/06/15/introducing-the-marketplace-pt2/#comment-869 steve harris Wed, 27 Jun 2007 17:56:49 +0000 http://blog.spreadshirt.net/uk/2007/06/15/introducing-the-marketplace-pt2/#comment-869 hi, couldn't you just add the same design twice? one for you and your shop only and no commission, one for the marketplace with commission. steve www.odditees.co.uk hi, couldn’t you just add the same design twice? one for you and your shop only and no commission, one for the marketplace with commission.
steve
http://www.odditees.co.uk

]]> Introducing the Marketplace pt.2 | The UK Spreadshirt blog http://blog.spreadshirt.net/uk/2007/06/15/introducing-the-marketplace-pt2/#comment-866 adam Mon, 18 Jun 2007 10:29:21 +0000 http://blog.spreadshirt.net/uk/2007/06/15/introducing-the-marketplace-pt2/#comment-866 Hi Mike, You've explained what you mean beautifully. Just to clarify its only for designs submitted to the marketplace, which will automatically have this design commission included. I can see your point. But from a technical point of view its not possible at the moment with the way our systems work. That doesn't mean we couldn't think about it though for future releases if this is causing an inconvenience for you and other partners. At present you can always reduce your product commission to zero, but obviously that doesn't help you if you want to make less than €3 a shirt. The forum is probably the best place for us to continue this and get more opinions. http://forum.spreadshirt.net Hi Mike,

You’ve explained what you mean beautifully. Just to clarify its only for designs submitted to the marketplace, which will automatically have this design commission included.

I can see your point. But from a technical point of view its not possible at the moment with the way our systems work. That doesn’t mean we couldn’t think about it though for future releases if this is causing an inconvenience for you and other partners. At present you can always reduce your product commission to zero, but obviously that doesn’t help you if you want to make less than €3 a shirt. The forum is probably the best place for us to continue this and get more opinions. http://forum.spreadshirt.net

]]> Introducing the Marketplace pt.2 | The UK Spreadshirt blog http://blog.spreadshirt.net/uk/2007/06/15/introducing-the-marketplace-pt2/#comment-867 Mike Roberts Fri, 15 Jun 2007 20:02:08 +0000 http://blog.spreadshirt.net/uk/2007/06/15/introducing-the-marketplace-pt2/#comment-867 The problem with this is that if, as in you example I set a design commission of 3 Euros, there is no way I (my shop) can sell the shirt for less than 15.90 I'd want MY shop, using MY design, to ALWAYS be able to sell at the lowest price available. Surely as the designer I shouldn't have the design commission on my design included in the total cost and should only have the product commission. Hope I've explained what I mean. Mike R The problem with this is that if, as in you example I set a design commission of 3 Euros, there is no way I (my shop) can sell the shirt for less than 15.90

I’d want MY shop, using MY design, to ALWAYS be able to sell at the lowest price available. Surely as the designer I shouldn’t have the design commission on my design included in the total cost and should only have the product commission.

Hope I’ve explained what I mean.

Mike R

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