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Ending United Pixelworkers After Nearly 5 Years
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Full Disclosure: Where do we go from here?
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13y ago
Our goal for the rest of the year is to cover our costs by working exclusively on United Pixelworkers and Cotton Bureau. If we haven't quite bridged the gap, we might take on brief, time-blocked consulting work after the holidays. This
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13y ago
Yeah, it's kind of a press release for United Pixelworkers and Cotton Bureau, but that's only for people who don't know who we are. Within the web design industry, we have lots of friends who would be interested to know why w
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13y ago
Depends what you mean by real money, of course. There might not be super-startup-huge-exit money, but there's definitely make-a-small-business-you-enjoy money. And, more broadly, there's always money if you're willing to cut
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13y ago
How do you mean? We don't manufacture the shirts we use (yet), but I suppose we're open to it if the demand is there. Do you know anyone that's doing it well?
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13y ago
Thanks! We use exclusively American Apparel right now, but there are obvious reasons why we don't want to do that forever. We're planning to add additional (high-quality only) shirt styles and manufacturers.
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13y ago
Exactly. Pixelworkers was always a playground for us. Cotton Bureau was explicitly started with the intention of it becoming a business.
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Mostly front-end and design. We started on Big Cartel, then switched to Shopify. Original site wasn't responsive because it was from 2010. Built the first responsive version, badly, in January 2012 then re-design and re-built it in Sep
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We're done working with clients
(fullstopinteractive.com)
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Sales: The Fail Team
(andyrutledge.com)
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WIRED on iPad: Just like a paper tiger…
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A good problem to have
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The Collapse of Complex Business Models
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We Are Full Stop
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The March to Invisibility
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Till Death Do Us Part
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Microsoft Games to Fail on Three Platforms at Once.
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37signals asks readers to spam Twitter followers
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Running Wordpress on a Budget Slice
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The Withering Away of Flash
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