xguy9

Hi

Everyone have been very helpful with answering my questions about my upcoming bumper sticker business. I'm planning on selling my stickers for $5 each, they will range in sizes between 3 x 11.5 and 6.5 X 4, and will be clear vinyl so you can put it on your car window instead of a car bumper if you like.

Question

On my website should I sell the stickers individually or in bulk. I had a idea to sale the stickers in a 50 pack for $125. Each sticker would cost $2.50ea and people can either sale the sticker as a fundraiser to make extra money for their cause, stores could by them at this discounted rate to resell, or people can buy these and use them as giveaways. The stickers focus would be the christian market.

 

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AeresClothing

Why not do both? 1 sticker = 5 dollars. 5= $23 10= $40

Ya see what I mean? Let the customer choose how many they want and have it so the more they buy the more they save.

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xguy9

Quote: Originally Posted by AeresClothing Why not do both? 1 sticker = 5 dollars. 5= $23 10= $40 Ya see what I mean? Let the customer choose how many they want and have it so the more they buy the more they save.

, Sounds good, I like that

 

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joeshaul

Generally sign companies start getting into square footage price when you start dealing with bulk or bigger designs. Your price seems a little bit high to me for any kind of bulk, smaller order pricing would be about right. Of course, pricing always depends on what you got coming in and what you got going out, so if you can get it and make money off of it, go for it.

I would also highly suggest you print a few stickers on clear and try them on a window before you sell them, without the opaque white background a lot of color is lost. This is especially true up against a car window which is generally a darker surface/has less lighting behind it, and you'll need to know what's acceptable and what's not.

 

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lost1

Quote: Originally Posted by joeshaul I would also highly suggest you print a few stickers on clear and try them on a window before you sell them, without the opaque white background a lot of color is lost. This is especially true up against a car window which is generally a darker surface/has less lighting behind it, and you'll need to know what's acceptable and what's not.

They can be done with white on an Edge or screen printed. Good catch though.

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ino

If they are going on the inside of the glass, you will have to mirror print,and flood white.

 

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xguy9

Yeah the sticker have a white backing on the design on the clear vinyl.

 

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