Shrink-Wrapping 50 Skyaak units at Cosmo Industries, Saskatoon, SK.It's been quite a while since I 've written anything here. I've been sucked into the FaceBook vortex, though I'm not complaining. The main reason I like FB is that it really is a simple and direct way to connect with specific people. Basically, you can seek out pretty much anybody that you want to talk with, such as various experts that relate to your field and even potential investors. THAT's where this is going! I have put together a Skyaak photo album there called "Adventures with Skyaak" that is creating a bit of a buzz.
This album is posted on my FaceBook site and I can also send the link to whoever I want. A very cool feature. Long story short, I'd be the first to admit that the Skyaak Model 3 still needs a couple of major tweaks to really maximize its functionality. I have met a gentleman on FB who is the owner of a prominent Canadian company. He is in the final stages of launching a new website that will showcase promising (read AMAZING) inventions that require JVC for one reason or another to take them to the next level. Just to prove his sincerity, this guy has gone ahead and ordered a unit through our NewDaVincis.com Skyaak vendor account and, I'm happy to say, his package is flying out to him as we speak!
Here's the format: select inventors are invited to shoot a 3-4 minute video that explains the stage they are at with R&D, marketing, packaging, etc. of their brain-child. In the process they explain exactly why JVC is required and how much is desired. The videos are posted for viewing by potential investors who pay a fee for access. I have been granted a sneak preview of the work-in-progress and the inventions posted there to date are simply amazing. It will be great to be a part of this exciting new team. When the new site is officially launched I will be back to reveal all.
2 comments:
Hey! Great thinking to get COSMO involved! There are many old souls working there with the potential to recognize the genius behind the project. ;)
Love,
ilara
Yeah, I think having Cosmo on board is a great idea. I am just in the process of getting them MORE involved by contracting with them to do most of the assembly of the packages as well as shrink-wrapping. I will go in to do an orientation program to work out all the steps. I think it's really important to keep as much of the production here on native soil as possible. Thinking of employment opportunities, quality control, and keeping the shipping costs down. Also, it will be better if I can just slide into the city to check in with handling whenever I need to. TTYSoon....
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