(q&a) Card Limitation? = More Lines of Cards
Tom,
In response to your question, I had the same concern which you can read in its context at this link.
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Thus I think the real problem isn't saturation perse so much as it is replication. By this I mean, say a school successfully uses the musiccard. Many of the customers for the musiccard in the fundraiser won't have used their 20 units by the time the next school fundraiser comes along by the same or different group in that school. Unlike cookies or a candy bar, they don't eat them and need another junk fix two months down the road.
This is where the fund drive by the band in a local area can be of musiccards. While the one by the French club can be for mybookcard or myphotocard or mydvdcard, et cetera. That's why product expansion is important for limited area fundraisers. But again for the short term, if that is a problem, it would be a GREAT problem for tsig.com to have.
Now re-read today's news that specifically mention an expansion of "my card" concepts.
Tsig doesn't necessarily drive traffic to its own sites.
So it doesn't necessarily have to become a massive etailor. If tsig grows, it could acquire a book store, or it could simply be paid for its cards and partnerships to direct traffic to another book store's site.
Consequently there could be an inexpensive card expansion prior to a more expensive product expansion, and both could be supported by teleservices.
So before you use up your music card, you can buy a mybookcard, a mydvdcard, or a myphotocard instead.
At least, I think that is how this question is answered, and per today's and some prior news that appears to be part of the plan.
z
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Tom:
Welcome to this new thread.
Please review this link:
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This is a suggested format for ease of use as part of an effort to keep the thread more coherent and useful.
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