Calendar Girl Blog: Order Flood From the West
For the last three hours, I've been pinned to my desk processing orders.
Do not take this as a complaint. I'm thrilled. And somewhat overwhelmed. But managing just the same.
You see, Telus posted the 2006 cover and this story on their home page this morning.
And BINGO...Breast of Canada turns into the flavour of the day.
I think they call this the tipping point.
Or perhaps the tipping nipple.
Calendar Girl must scoot. Customers are pinging.
Calendar Girl
Do not take this as a complaint. I'm thrilled. And somewhat overwhelmed. But managing just the same.
You see, Telus posted the 2006 cover and this story on their home page this morning.
And BINGO...Breast of Canada turns into the flavour of the day.
I think they call this the tipping point.
Or perhaps the tipping nipple.
Calendar Girl must scoot. Customers are pinging.
Calendar Girl
posted by Sue Richards at 11:48 AM
2 Comments:
That's great news Sue.
It really looks like you are gaining some momentum.
And as sales of the calendar grow, not only does breast health awareness increase but better attitudes to breasts develop.
Keep the faith.
Chris
Chris,
Momentum for sure. But equally interesting, I shipped 100 calendars to the western province of Alberta yesterday...one, two, five at a time all because Telus place a story on their home page about BoC. The story was clear. Even mentioned nipples.
And the buyers, many of whom I spoke to, were all over breast cancer prevention. So, it would seem that people want what I have. I simply need more Telus types to step up to the plate and lend a hand.
Also interesting to note, I have NO retailers in Alberta.
Calendar Girl
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