TARGET GROUP: CHILDREN BETWEEN AGE 11&13

INTRODUCTION / OVERVIEW

The nature of the Ghanaian economy is such that the public sector employs majority of the labour force. This is because people are unwilling to create their own jobs.

OBJECTIVES

The project seeks to equip people to change their old mentality of working for someone to being their own bosses.

The project also seeks to help target groups to develop an entrepreneurial mindset which will enable them venture into private enterprises and become great entrepreneurs.

The switch will help the target group to know that they can still become successful even when they drop out of school. This they can do by simply identifying problems around and solving them with an entrepreneurial spirit at a profit.

In addition, the current Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of the Ghanaian economy is just (6.8) which mean that the economy still has a long way to go. For this reason, the SIFE -IPS team is hopeful that this project will help increase the country’s GDP by motivating the target groups to go into private business.
So please help with an idea or method to use to make this project a successful one. Looking forward to hearing from you very soon. Bye for now and thank you very much.

The best way to get added to our blogroll is to become a good source for information on the internet and let us find you. We do not add sites to our blogroll by request. If you wish to link to us as a resource that is fine of course.

You have to do your own marketing with respect to putting designs on Cafepress. CP doesn’t give a hoot about you personally - nothing personal, it’s just good business. The best way to get your designs in front of visitors to CP is to promote your products and sell them so they appear high on the list of popular items for a given category. Good keyword taggind is also important for people doing searches.

But generally speaking, the designs that sell the best are the designs CP is going to promote because they make more money promoting proven products.

My name is Simon Dance and I am contacting you on behalf of Polo-Shirts.co.uk who have been specialising in wholesale T-shirts for over 5 years. I came across your site whilst researching quality T-shirt resources and was curious as to whether you would be so kind as to put a link on your ‘Blog Roll’

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Thank you for your consideration and I look forward to hearing from you.

Have a nice weekend

Kindest regards.

Simon Dance
on behalf of Polo-Shirts.co.uk

Thanks.
Mike

I’m an MA student at the London College of Fashion and currently doing some research for an assignment and wondered if I could pick your brain? My topic is on consumer trends and my research is on the idea of technology being an enabler for consumers to play a more active role by producing their own content. I’m using the e.g. of the phenomenon of blogging and customisation facilities provided by sites like Cafe Press, Threadless and Spreadshirt.

Would really appreciate if you could provide some insights on:
a. why you think blogging has become such a phenomenon?
b. why you started a t-shirt blog and what do you offer and in turn receive from the virtual community?
c. why do you think people are getting into customisation especially with t-shirts? do you perceive its popularity and demand to change over the next 3 years?

Finally as a t-shirt entrepreneur can you provide insights on your experiences with the technology that has enabled you to do business online.

Would really appreciate your reply. Thanks for your time and apologies for the nerdy questions!

Many thanks,
lainey