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Logo Biz: Where to find distributors?

by Prodige
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I recently have gotten a couple of talented people here in the US to agree on making logo's for $20/piece on the premise that I can deliver bulk orders to them, the number we agreed on was 100 logo's a week or roughly 14-15 a day.

So my question to the internet marketing geniuses, gurus and gods is this: What other ways could I go about selling logo's in bulk besides selling to freelance designers?

Ad campaigns, affiliates/distributors, etc? A logo will sell retail for an average of $50-80 but I don't want to rely on bidding on freelance projects to generate income. I would rather sell at bulk prices and leave it to other people who can do the hard work (dealing with customers) and make some serious green doing it.
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  • Profile picture of the author Sweetcheeks12354
    You probably have to do some cold calling because bulk orders aren't something the typical IM is going to need. You'll need to contact larger companies, but I also don't understand exactly what you're saying so...
    Could you explain the logo biz a bit more?
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    • Profile picture of the author Prodige
      Sure, most logo's sell on freelance sites (elance, odesk, guru, etc.) for $60-90 and often run into the $100+ price point when you order from a US designer not on a freelance site.

      I have a couple guys who I am looking into hiring to design logo's, and have made an agreement with them to work in bulk because the work (and income) will be almost guaranteed, so now I can produce a logo for $20 a piece.

      Instead of taking to freelance sites and bidding on projects which can cost money and has zero possibility to bring in 10 clients a day, I would rather find 10 freelancers who stop freelancing and just feed me their work, then I sell them the logo for $20 and they can sell it for whatever price they agreed upon with the buyer.

      It is less profitable but fits into my schedule better and is more scalable than having myself bidding on all the projects (I could do 50 designs in a day instead of 5 designs)
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      • Profile picture of the author brentb
        Set up a site for people to order logos then make an affiliate offer. That sounds pretty cool and something I would consider driving traffic to.
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