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  • perfectlefts14
    perfectlefts14 Posts: 2,078
    bradklausen said:
    more of both nashville and phoenix are back up on artillery 
    Thank You Brad. 
    Tell the captain
    'This boats not safe
    And we're drowning.'
  • Travelar
    Travelar Posts: 3,437
    bradklausen said:
    more of both nashville and phoenix are back up on artillery 

    Both still up after nearly 15m. Must have been quite a few stuck in carts.
  • KM73780
    KM73780 Posts: 1,172
    SHZA said:
    KM73780 said:
    Darn I was hoping to catch Nashville on the cart purge haha. Happy to have one of the two. 
    Back up! +1 Nash 
    I just happened to check Brad’s site and there it was so I grabbed one! Then I saw here that he mentioned more were available. So that’s cool. Lucky that I happened to check again. 
  • bradklausen
    bradklausen Posts: 441
    Travelar said:
    bradklausen said:
    more of both nashville and phoenix are back up on artillery 

    Both still up after nearly 15m. Must have been quite a few stuck in carts.
    bout 50 of both...! 
  • pennstaterlz
    pennstaterlz Posts: 15
    PSUS2H said:
    pennstaterlz said:
    So whats the difference on the poster page between 10C and SE then?  I've seen some with no drop down and now I believe all list "Tour" in the drop down.  So no dropdown = 10C?
    when they allocate the posters X amount are kept for 10c webstore sales and X amount are sent on tour to be sold at the venue.  Thats it.  It seems they are doing this for inventory purposes at 10c, no difference.
    Guess my questioning here is related to wanted to grab 2 of Baltimore.  One for me and one as a gift.  So, understand I can grab one at a time for each 10C and "general" just wondering how to discern when I can grab the 2nd.   
  • Travelar
    Travelar Posts: 3,437
    pennstaterlz said:
    PSUS2H said:
    pennstaterlz said:
    So whats the difference on the poster page between 10C and SE then?  I've seen some with no drop down and now I believe all list "Tour" in the drop down.  So no dropdown = 10C?
    when they allocate the posters X amount are kept for 10c webstore sales and X amount are sent on tour to be sold at the venue.  Thats it.  It seems they are doing this for inventory purposes at 10c, no difference.
    Guess my questioning here is related to wanted to grab 2 of Baltimore.  One for me and one as a gift.  So, understand I can grab one at a time for each 10C and "general" just wondering how to discern when I can grab the 2nd.   

    The general one has a drop down in the product description that says "Tour."

  • Merkin Baller
    Merkin Baller Posts: 12,789
    bradklausen said:
    more of both nashville and phoenix are back up on artillery 


    Can't wait to appreciate these in person 'from a different perspective'.

    Thanks again, Brad.

  • bradklausen
    bradklausen Posts: 441
    okay, think they are all spoken for now.... thanks everyone for being patient with the site....sorry if you had a frustrating checkout.... am glad the cart system holds up though even when people have errors checking out and the posters stay there so people can log out and log in and not lose them (until the purge) 
  • pennstaterlz
    pennstaterlz Posts: 15
    Travelar said:
    pennstaterlz said:
    PSUS2H said:
    pennstaterlz said:
    So whats the difference on the poster page between 10C and SE then?  I've seen some with no drop down and now I believe all list "Tour" in the drop down.  So no dropdown = 10C?
    when they allocate the posters X amount are kept for 10c webstore sales and X amount are sent on tour to be sold at the venue.  Thats it.  It seems they are doing this for inventory purposes at 10c, no difference.
    Guess my questioning here is related to wanted to grab 2 of Baltimore.  One for me and one as a gift.  So, understand I can grab one at a time for each 10C and "general" just wondering how to discern when I can grab the 2nd.   

    The general one has a drop down in the product description that says "Tour."

    Got ya.  Thats what I was figuring.  Thank you all much.  

    Long time fan but newish 10C member this year so just trying to figure out the semantics. 
  • RD101189
    RD101189 Posts: 454
    bradklausen said:
    Travelar said:
    bradklausen said:
    more of both nashville and phoenix are back up on artillery 

    Both still up after nearly 15m. Must have been quite a few stuck in carts.
    bout 50 of both...! 
    I like that I don't have to freak out typing once I have one of your posters in my cart. I don't feel like I have a shot of getting most A/P posters when they go up for sale, but I always do with your website Brad.  Thanks.

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  • on2legs
    on2legs Posts: 15,960
    bradklausen said:
    okay, think they are all spoken for now.... thanks everyone for being patient with the site....sorry if you had a frustrating checkout.... am glad the cart system holds up though even when people have errors checking out and the posters stay there so people can log out and log in and not lose them (until the purge) 
    Congrats on the sell out!! =)
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  • droptheleash9
    droptheleash9 Posts: 1,468
    bradklausen said:
    okay, think they are all spoken for now.... thanks everyone for being patient with the site....sorry if you had a frustrating checkout.... am glad the cart system holds up though even when people have errors checking out and the posters stay there so people can log out and log in and not lose them (until the purge) 
    Brad - Curious here (and I'm sure it's been asked before) but why don't more artists shift to a checkout method like yours? Seems like there are so many artists that have oversells or cases where a person can cart a poster and then have it say "sold out" once you click complete order. Your checkout process is top of the line - I guess I'm just more shocked that others don't move to that system.
  • Flavafraz
    Flavafraz Pennsylvania Posts: 422
    Anyone notice that the Baltimore and msg that didn’t drop yet are the ones that have variants 
  • Travelar
    Travelar Posts: 3,437
    pennstaterlz said:
    Got ya.  Thats what I was figuring.  Thank you all much.  

    Long time fan but newish 10C member this year so just trying to figure out the semantics. 
    No worries. This is not a typical scenario and the only time I have seen this setup. Post tour sales are usually what they have on hand (10C stock plus whatever they have leftover). That said, I'm not sure how things will be for a the next actual tour since the shopify back-end is a new component.
  • bradklausen
    bradklausen Posts: 441
    edited August 2020
    RD101189 said:
    bradklausen said:
    Travelar said:
    bradklausen said:
    more of both nashville and phoenix are back up on artillery 

    Both still up after nearly 15m. Must have been quite a few stuck in carts.
    bout 50 of both...! 
    I like that I don't have to freak out typing once I have one of your posters in my cart. I don't feel like I have a shot of getting most A/P posters when they go up for sale, but I always do with your website Brad.  Thanks.

    that was the idea...to make it so people could cart a poster and not have to panic to check out... keeps the poster in the cart and allows people to go get another poster or two if they want without fear of losing what they carted....i have not had much experience with it myself, but every time I hear people say they had a poster in their cart but lost it because they did not check out fast enough, I always feel like that is messed up... feel like once a customer (on any site) carts something, it should stay there, and not get snagged out by someone faster....makes me think of this Patrice O'Neal bit about typing... 

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0PBtEPiPlrQ
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  • Merkin Baller
    Merkin Baller Posts: 12,789
    edited August 2020
    Apologies @santoslhalper... thanks for all you do. 
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  • Travelar
    Travelar Posts: 3,437
    edited August 2020
    droptheleash9 said:
    bradklausen said:
    okay, think they are all spoken for now.... thanks everyone for being patient with the site....sorry if you had a frustrating checkout.... am glad the cart system holds up though even when people have errors checking out and the posters stay there so people can log out and log in and not lose them (until the purge) 
    Brad - Curious here (and I'm sure it's been asked before) but why don't more artists shift to a checkout method like yours? Seems like there are so many artists that have oversells or cases where a person can cart a poster and then have it say "sold out" once you click complete order. Your checkout process is top of the line - I guess I'm just more shocked that others don't move to that system.
    I don't want to speak for Brad, but I think that his setup is a little unique in the fact that it looks like he manages everything on his own. With that, comes issues like dealing with payment processors, but more flexibility. Most other artists seem to be affiliated with a back-end that is designed to sell things. With this, comes a bit more stability and less management overhead, but not as much control. Just my 2 cents as someone that works in technology.
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  • bradklausen
    bradklausen Posts: 441
    droptheleash9 said:
    bradklausen said:
    okay, think they are all spoken for now.... thanks everyone for being patient with the site....sorry if you had a frustrating checkout.... am glad the cart system holds up though even when people have errors checking out and the posters stay there so people can log out and log in and not lose them (until the purge) 
    Brad - Curious here (and I'm sure it's been asked before) but why don't more artists shift to a checkout method like yours? Seems like there are so many artists that have oversells or cases where a person can cart a poster and then have it say "sold out" once you click complete order. Your checkout process is top of the line - I guess I'm just more shocked that others don't move to that system.
    I had my site custom built back in 2007/08.... I had them add a few features specific to poster sales / collectors.... I think most people use template stores, that are not customizable in this way. 

    My site is archaic by modern technology standards, or the term that gets used "legacy" or "vintage" (always cracks me up something that is 10 years old or so is considered "legacy" or "vintage")..... but my site is LONG overdue to get brought up to 2020 standards... back in 07/08 phone/mobile use for shopping online was not what it is now.... and like you have to email me to change your password, instead of just beign able to change it yourself.... I have folks who help me with the site currently, and we've been discussing remodeling the site for a couple of years now... I just could never afford it... customizing a site ain't cheap... and was thinking after this sale I maybe could pony up some cash to give the site it's long over do reboot... but then started thinking about not having a job until most likely 2021 (well for concert posters which is all I focus on, can always shop around for non-poster design work)...and that I should maybe not make any big expense purchases until I can at least know concerts are happening again. Seems strange to me to drop a bunch of cash on my site, to sell posters, when I have no jobs lined up to make posters to sell... so have to wait and see how this bizarro landscape we all now live in unfolds 
  • MH56465
    MH56465 Posts: 30
    P34RL J4MM3R said:

    Not that he needs to protect Mumford, those will go in a hot second I'm sure.

    More like 0.12 seconds...
  • droptheleash9
    droptheleash9 Posts: 1,468
    Travelar said:
    droptheleash9 said:
    bradklausen said:
    okay, think they are all spoken for now.... thanks everyone for being patient with the site....sorry if you had a frustrating checkout.... am glad the cart system holds up though even when people have errors checking out and the posters stay there so people can log out and log in and not lose them (until the purge) 
    Brad - Curious here (and I'm sure it's been asked before) but why don't more artists shift to a checkout method like yours? Seems like there are so many artists that have oversells or cases where a person can cart a poster and then have it say "sold out" once you click complete order. Your checkout process is top of the line - I guess I'm just more shocked that others don't move to that system.
    I don't want to speak for Brad, but I think that his setup is a little unique in the fact that it looks like he manages everything on his own. With that, comes issues like dealing with payment processors, but more flexibility. Most other artists seem to be affiliated with a back-end that is designed to sell things. With this, comes a bit more stability and less management overhead, but not as much control. Just my 2 cents as someone that works in technology.
    Interesting to hear. I certainly appreciate the perspective!

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