Wow we just got a bunch of awesome submissions ! Keep them coming guys.
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So the winner is chosen on the 6th of April? Nice shop and nice idea by the way Winner will be chosen 6th of April yes! Thank you for the complements . Help us with funding here https://bitfunder.com/asset/BitPride
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So far it looks like I <3 BTC (rather simple design) is going to win $300. No competitors?
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We must crush the trolls with nothing but pure truth.
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Monster why you resurrecting old threads?
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Okay, I submitted a design, do we wait for your approval for it to be displayed for voting?
The approvals will always be made by the admins of the site. I have approved your awesome submission! Voting takes place in the form of likes. The more votes/discussion your design has, the higher the chance for winning!
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Bitcoin Pride Design ContestSubmit your Bitcoin related design for your chance to win the monthly prize of $250.00 + $50 Bitcoin Pride gift code. Winners will be chosen on the 6th of every month. To participate go to http://bitcoinpride.com/index.php/submit-design.html , create an account, and upload your design! If you have any questions please PM me. Thanks.
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I'd love to see some t-shirts with "famous" quotes from bitcointalk, like this: FIAT are so much debase DoomDumas bitcointalk March '13
But not HUGE, but small, like on the chest to the left, where the hears is Or a site that lets you design your own tshirt. Exactly, as suggested before. This was mainly to illustrate the need for that I hope you like the solution we came up with . I want us to continue expanding Bitcoin Pride more and more as time goes on. We don't want to get carried away and put all of our eggs in one basket though. Expect this in the next 4 weeks: 1. Increase in product diversification. 2. More payment processors. 3. More options to buy Bitcoin including Physical options like Casascius Physical Bitcoins and Bitbills. 4. Paid advertising testing and tweaking. 5. Site-wide SEO and product description optimization. 6. Site-wide conversion rate optimization. If you have any questions please do let me know. Thank you, God Bless
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New Site Feature: Bitcoin Pride $300 Monthly Design Contest BitcoinPride will now start holding a monthly design contest giving designers the chance to win $250 worth in Bitcoins and a $50 gift code for purchase of any product on BitcoinPride.com. Everyone is welcome to participate, it's easy! Go to the site, create an account, and upload your design! If your work gets the most votes and/or generates the most discussion for the month,
BitcoinPride will pay you for it! I will be making a thread in the project section soon announcing the monthly contest to the Bitcoin public.
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Hello,
I am currently looking for a magneto developer who is well versed with Bitcoin and the Magento architecture.
Please PM me with your rates and relevant experience.
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We won 2 ad-spots in Bitcoin Talks latest ad auction. Cost 16 BTC.
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I can help with this.
The design looks a little bit cheesy to say the least.
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Thanks for being proactive and advertising. I haven't seen very many ads on /r/bitcoin - so you could have just spent the minimum amount and still received the same coverage (as reddit doesn't charge on a CPC or a CPM basis, but divides the total ad revenue from all advertisers and divides it by total page views.) $320 for 16 days may have been good enough as far as I can tell. Please do add a graphic to the ad. And please use advanced google analytics to track the sales we receive because of reddit. - Use http://bitcoinpride.com/?utm_source=reddit to the URL you are inputting in reddit. - Setup Goals tracking in your Google analytics. This way, we will know if we should continue with Reddit advertising. EDIT: Reddit says the minimum $30 / day Will do on analytics campaign. http://www.reddit.com/comments/19iv6f/bitpride_bitcoin_tshirts/
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$500 ALLOCATED TO reddit.com/r/bitcoin FOR 03/06/2013- 03/22/2013
WE EXPECT ALL OF OUR SITE UPGRADES TO BE DONE BY 3/6.
STAY TUNED FOR MORE UPDATES!!
THANKS!!
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I have made a lot of money over the past 12 years with ecommerce. I've sold all sorts of products, both tangible and digital. Here are my recommendations in doing better. - Get rid of the image slider. Research and multiple tests have shown that they reduce conversion rates. They may be good for a blog to have, but they should never be used on an ecommerce website. Source: http://conversionxl.com/dont-use-automatic-image-sliders-or-carousels-ignore-the-fad/- The Free Shipping & The Toll Free information - this should be on the top of the page. Not at the bottom. These are trust builders. Does nothing if they are at the bottom. - People who don't know what Bitcoins is are not going to buy the tshirts. There is no need to waste prime screen space in educating them about Bitcoins. They are not the audience you should be focusing on. - Get rid of the social media interaction tools from the footer - twitter and facebook. Its a waste of time for an ecommerce website (unless you are using them to spread your "coupons" and gift certificates). Focus on sales. Not social media. Instead, move the Newsletter form over there. - Reduce the choices you provide on the first page. The less options you provide, the more sales you'll make. Source: http://www.nytimes.com/2010/02/27/your-money/27shortcuts.html?_r=0 (Read about the jam research case study. When people were given a choice of 24 jams, 3% of them bought. But when they were given a choice of 6 jams, 30% of them bought.) I would recommend showing just 6 tshirts. And then providing a "More" button that shows 6 more tshirts dynamically below that. - On the home page, I would also only show the top 6 "best selling" t-shirts. Don't showcase the latest 6 t-shirts. Or don't show random t-shirts. Show the highest selling ones. - It would also be better to show the actual tshirts. And not just the artwork. More people will buy when they can see what the tshirt looks like, and they don't have to imagine how it will look like. - On the product page, have a "Buy Now" button. Not just a "Add to cart" button. This will drastically reduce confusion and increase sales. - Get rid of the "Add to compare" and "Send to friend" options. Reduce the number of call to actions you provide. Because the more call to actions you provide, the less sales you will make. - The checkout page. Don't ask people to signup before they make a sale. This really reduces the conversion rates - even when you offer Guest checkouts. (Instead, automatically sign them up and send them a password on their first sale - to make repeat purchases easier.) Source: How removing the signup option increased sales by 300 million for one company: http://www.uie.com/articles/three_hund_million_button- Having a 4 page checkout process will reduce the conversion rates, as more people will abandon the checkout process. Its better to just have a 1 page checkout - and have a longer checkout form. Source: http://www.abtests.com/test/65001/other-for-single-page-vs--multi-step-checkoutSeriously, spend some time going through the checkout processes of huge multi million ecommerce websites. They test things constantly and know what is working. This is a good primer: http://blog.kissmetrics.com/40-checkout-page-strategies/Excellent suggestions. Will execute on most of these. Now you made me pull some of my asks Me too! Also, I'd love to see more understated design options. The giant cartoony look is a bit loud for my style. Handsom, clean, smart. I'm guessing I'm not the only one. You're probably already working toward this, but thought I'd mention it anyways. I'm guessing Bitcoin Pride's busiest days are ahead. As Bitcoin gets pulled into the spotlight with increasing news coverage and legislative assaults, Bitcoin awareness will be a huge. Bitcoin Pride could play a powerful role here. I'd love to see design options that dispel common negative Bitcoin myths, and serve to spark conversations on the merits of Bitcoin and free global exchange. For example dispelling the myth that Bitcoin's most common uses are not gambling and meth, but donations and savings, or whatever the current hot topic of the month may be. HUGE announcement coming soon! This announcement is going to drive community involvement through the roof stay tuned!
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Upgraded us to Premium account on eBay, due to them limiting the quantity of items we can put on our store. We were only selling our old products on eBay, we are now in the process of loading those items on our store, and cleaning up the site. I have a big feature coming to the site! Stay tuned!
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I have made a lot of money over the past 12 years with ecommerce. I've sold all sorts of products, both tangible and digital. Here are my recommendations in doing better. - Get rid of the image slider. Research and multiple tests have shown that they reduce conversion rates. They may be good for a blog to have, but they should never be used on an ecommerce website. Source: http://conversionxl.com/dont-use-automatic-image-sliders-or-carousels-ignore-the-fad/- The Free Shipping & The Toll Free information - this should be on the top of the page. Not at the bottom. These are trust builders. Does nothing if they are at the bottom. - People who don't know what Bitcoins is are not going to buy the tshirts. There is no need to waste prime screen space in educating them about Bitcoins. They are not the audience you should be focusing on. - Get rid of the social media interaction tools from the footer - twitter and facebook. Its a waste of time for an ecommerce website (unless you are using them to spread your "coupons" and gift certificates). Focus on sales. Not social media. Instead, move the Newsletter form over there. - Reduce the choices you provide on the first page. The less options you provide, the more sales you'll make. Source: http://www.nytimes.com/2010/02/27/your-money/27shortcuts.html?_r=0 (Read about the jam research case study. When people were given a choice of 24 jams, 3% of them bought. But when they were given a choice of 6 jams, 30% of them bought.) I would recommend showing just 6 tshirts. And then providing a "More" button that shows 6 more tshirts dynamically below that. - On the home page, I would also only show the top 6 "best selling" t-shirts. Don't showcase the latest 6 t-shirts. Or don't show random t-shirts. Show the highest selling ones. - It would also be better to show the actual tshirts. And not just the artwork. More people will buy when they can see what the tshirt looks like, and they don't have to imagine how it will look like. - On the product page, have a "Buy Now" button. Not just a "Add to cart" button. This will drastically reduce confusion and increase sales. - Get rid of the "Add to compare" and "Send to friend" options. Reduce the number of call to actions you provide. Because the more call to actions you provide, the less sales you will make. - The checkout page. Don't ask people to signup before they make a sale. This really reduces the conversion rates - even when you offer Guest checkouts. (Instead, automatically sign them up and send them a password on their first sale - to make repeat purchases easier.) Source: How removing the signup option increased sales by 300 million for one company: http://www.uie.com/articles/three_hund_million_button- Having a 4 page checkout process will reduce the conversion rates, as more people will abandon the checkout process. Its better to just have a 1 page checkout - and have a longer checkout form. Source: http://www.abtests.com/test/65001/other-for-single-page-vs--multi-step-checkoutSeriously, spend some time going through the checkout processes of huge multi million ecommerce websites. They test things constantly and know what is working. This is a good primer: http://blog.kissmetrics.com/40-checkout-page-strategies/Excellent suggestions. Will execute on most of these.
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I suppose your judgement has been impaired be Yogi Berra's cock since you seem to be an expert on it.
EDIT:Have some chicken and fuck you!
Not a good way to get investors for your venture.
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