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  1. Join Date
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    Custom is King

    Existing in a highly service oriented industry - weddings and other social events, I have noticed the demand people have on their service providers for customized services. I do products for the industry that are custom so, yes, I am going to attract more of that demand, but it is in my service provider friends that are driving some of the need my way. They too are offering unique and custom services to an audience that want to stand out from the traditional events.

    I am noticing the same in other services and products - to remain competitive, you must customize to your market. Are you seeing the same in your business? How has that changed the way to do business?
    Julie Sandusky
    Paper and Product Architect
    JS Design
    our style - custom, distinctive, boutique chic
    www.jsdesigncustom.com
    www.ideachic.etsy.com
    Studio:
    4340 E. Kentucky Ave., Suite 121
    Glendale, CO 80246

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    Nov 2006
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    Aurora, CO
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    So true. We sell baby homecoming announcements and parents contact me frequently looking for custom colors, custom printing, etc. Right now, our stock orders are all we can handle since I'm not an artist, and I can't churn out the type of custom materials some of my customers want. It's too bad, because i feel like I'm missing a big segment of the market!
    Kristie McNealy, MD
    President and Founder of NICU 101, LLC
    Unique products and support for families of preemies.
    Home of our exclusive "Home at Last" homecoming announcements!
    www.nicu101.com

    View my personal site at www.kristiemcnealy.com

    Connect with me on LinkedIn:
    http://www.linkedin.com/in/nicu101

  3. Looks like an opportunity worth investigating - outsource/hire/partner an artist/designer?!
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  4. custom cereal

    Quote Originally Posted by Julie Sandusky View Post
    I am noticing the same in other services and products - to remain competitive, you must customize to your market. Are you seeing the same in your business? How has that changed the way to do business?
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