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There was this disabled man, and he was angry with the bus driver for missing a stop. Of course, I feel for the disabled, but he was being a real jerk and felt sorry for the woman, especially after she had to unlatch his wheelchair after being verbally abused.

I prefer four seasons, particularly the type in the southeast USA, but if that's not the case, I'd rather live in Alaska then say, Panama.

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This home decor and outdoor decor company had Tom Bosley, the father from Happy Days, on its commercials. Do you feel this company is worthwhile or misleading? Who has tried it? What was your results?

If you were working with Amazon, Ebay etc., you'd need to know about shipping. Myself, I haven't done this sort of stuff before. Can anyone give me a heads up on some basics I should know?

A lot of people say that in the USA, the best extension to choose is .com due to memory value. Also, the name shouldn't be too long and not having a dash. What do you consider a good name?

How do you handle them? Do you use a professional service? Myself, I'd opt for a pro service because I don't know much about taxes. In fact, I'd rather not deal with them. Anyway, at least, I will know I can get the maximum tax return once a year.

In order to get a certain kind of useful interaction, a forum and/or blog might be in order. Anyway, several free solutions exist for forums and the main solution for blogs, WordPress is free. However, though, many opt for a premium forum solution. What are some forum and blog companies...

A craft biz could do well by "word of mouth". In that case, an affiliate program would take the cake. O.K., who has implemented an affiliate program and how successful is it?

Who shops there? Well, I suppose the new name is 1.25 Tree, lol. Anyway, they don't have as big a selection as Hobby Lobby, but the stuff is inexpensive and maybe good for someone who dabbles in crafts somewhat. Well, there might be a lot more on the website. Who has been there?

What do you know of SEO? Who has considered hiring a company? Who wants to DIY? Anyway, myself, I'd rather avoid SEO because I have too much invested in social media already. Anyhow, if was going to do SEO, I'd hire a good-reviewed company.

Who has a video channel where your products are showcased? How long has it been in operation? What is the success? What are some future plans?

Traffic from Google and Bing is bided on. In that case, you have to understand stuff like keyphrases, keywords, cost-per-click (CPC) etc.. Anyway, tell me your experience with PPC? Do you prefer this model to other types?

Whether it be crafts or something else, where do you get your traffic? If some or all is paid, then what do you use? What do you use for free traffic? Anyway, the legit companies are Bing, Google, Facebook, and YouTube. Have I left out anything? Well, the shady companies are those ones...

Who do you watch on YouTube or other streaming services? How good is the free info? Has anyone watched a video and then sought out some paid advice - even to the point of coaching?

To be honest, I'm not much into paper crafts or any other ones for that matter. Well, not at the moment and since I was a kid. Nonetheless, I really did enjoy paper crafts as a child. I did them at school probably and for sure at vacation bible school. Anyhow, it's a lot cooler to create...

If you're selling online or offline, the thing is the same. People normally won't buy many products, aside from extremely essential items, unless they've been pitched to around seven times or something. In that case, you need some social media or email platform to get them into. In that...

As many know, you can set up a store on Facebook and that social media platform is loaded with a billion users maybe. O.K., who has tried Facebook? What were the results? How might it compare to other ways of selling crafts?

I saw a lot of craftspeople at Dollywood, an amusement park sort of near my home in Rogersville, Tennessee. I was thinking that working at an amusement park would be a cool and profitable way to make money. Who has considered it? How good might you have to be to get hired? Is it a...