I think it might be useful to cycle in new sold/unsold sets of logos to give the effect that sales are taking place and business is moving ahead. otherwise, it looks like no business is being done. also, maybe instead of "sold" something like "to be sold" might work to give the impression that it isn't off limits yet.
Logo Pizza: Hot and ready logos for sale
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Re: Logo Pizza: Hot and ready logos for sale
#222Earlier quoted context omitted.
> I had to do some research to see if it's ever been successful. It hasn't. You failed at your research. In art, this is quite common. As an artist gains notoriety, their work goes up in price. How much do you think Picasso sold his early works for? How much do you think Picasso paintings are worth now? Also, Minecraft started out cheap and got more expensive over time.
That's completely different. You're talking about a single piece of art gaining value over time as it's bought and sold. What's happening here is the price of all remaining logos increases as sales on any other logo happen.
I am NOT talking about a single piece of art gaining value over time.
I'm talking that I sell one painting for $10k, and the next for $15k, and eventually I'm selling a painting for $1m.
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#223Earlier quoted context omitted.
He would not buy a car .
Ahh, an american. Sorry, in my part of the world a pickup truck more often than not is just called a car, with the word "truck" usually reserved for larger cargo-carrying vehicles. This page about Car Classifications also mentions pickup trucks: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Car_classification I can't edit my earlier post, but assume I meant "vehicle".
Road signs in California for weigh stations will say something like: this lane, trucks only (no puckups). Car is used to mean either in most conversations, so I knew what you meant. I liked your analogy and found humor in the fact that the answer to your question was in a way hidden in your question. I intended to answer your question and share the humor I found but I was short on time and instead my comment looks snarky.
In any case, good point.
Re: Logo Pizza: Hot and ready logos for sale
#224It doesn't make sense for the price to go up after a purchase. Also I think most of those "sales" are fake. Most logos are really bad.