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Razor Metal sales format change
"Most collectors do not even visit corporate websites for topps or UD either." Seriously? Are you debating that a better web presence wouldn't help Razor's efforts to reach regular ol' hobby folk? Folks with disposable income, but not blessed with spare time to follow message boards? Folks... -
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Big things going down in the world of baseball products
Just for kicks- and a better understanding of the process- check out this sample Topps "memorandum of agreement"- a summary of the contract process (which sadly gets cut off because the site only offers previews) http://www.techagreements.com/agreement ... 0duringE!Z! If you look at the... -
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Shows are dead for me
Another Austin guy here...I too went by the show today- and I too left before walking in...I went around 2pm and by the looks of it, just 3 tables remained (I didn't see anybody selling wax, but it was a quick peak through the door)...absolutely pathetic and really dissapointing...to the OP- I'd... -
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Now that the hype is over.... (RAZOR)
Chris, thanks for the quick reply. Makes sense (the short-staffed answer). The danger though is real: If it drags on too long it may cause people to lose faith in the company- outside the card biz, I run across a site that goes too long without updating and I wonder if they’re still in business... -
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Now that the hype is over.... (RAZOR)
You can dismiss me as a troller because this is my first post, or assume an anti-Razor bias, but I think this is a fair question… In (nearly) 2009, isn’t it important to have a web presence? http://www.razorcollectibles.com/ hasn’t been updated since 10.9.08 Let’s say I was somebody who...
