ComputerBase used to offer their own t-shirts and polo shirts as merchandise, what do you think of the comeback that was requested by readers in the feedback forum a few days ago? Should ComputerBase offer merchandise in this or another form again, or do you rather leave such marketing tools cold?
Table of contents
- 1 There have been t-shirts and polos before
- The community wants to talk about merchandise
- Sunday questions about merchandise
- Should ComputerBase offer new merchandise?
- USB sticks, keycaps or rather textiles?
- What price range would be appropriate?
- Participation is expressly desired
- The last twenty Sunday questions
There used to be t-shirts and polos
The black polo shirts with the white and orange ComputerBase logo were preceded 20 years ago by the first t-shirts, optionally with “ComputerBase”, “ForumBase” (at that time the Forum still had its own name) and the Seti@Home imprint. Black polo shirts with more subtle embroidery followed 13 years ago. After that, the topic went quiet.
ForumBase LogoAn exciting request directly from the community of the ComputerBase forum puts the well-known topic of merchandising up for debate and would also like to ask for your ideas, thoughts and opinions on this topic. The editors also agree, and in this Sunday question, they want to know how you feel about ComputerBase and merchandise.
This reader survey was initiated by a community member ” Trimipramine” and its thread “ComputerBase Merch?” in the forum.
Sunday questions about merchandise
Should ComputerBase offer new merchandise?
Could you imagine that ComputerBase would offer new merchandise products in various forms? Do you think this is a good idea that you might even support? Or do you think that new “merch” is not a good idea? The editors are already looking forward to the detailed justifications for the votes cast in the comments on this report.
Should ComputerBase offer new merchandise?
- Yes, bring it on!
- I'm not sure.
- No, don't bother!
- Abstain (Show result)
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USB sticks, keycaps or rather textiles?
There is already a lively discussion going on in the ComputerBase forum about the sense or nonsense of ComputerBase merchandise and possible products, depending on one's personal point of view .
Or what do you think of stickers, key rings, mouse pads and mugs? More realistic suggestions can be made at any time in the comments to this message.
To be seriously considered, an idea must be realistically realizable and financially viable, which also means a broad Requires community approval.
What type of merch would most appeal to you?
- Textiles such as T-shirts or polo shirts
- Peripherals and hardware such as USB sticks or Keycaps
- Decorative and useful items such as a mug, mouse pad or sticker
- Technical gadgets and tools such as a ComputerBase screwdriver
- I have something completely different in mind, more on that in the comments
- Abstain (show result)
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What price range would be appropriate?
How willing are the members of the ComputerBase community to pay for merchandise? Since merchandise is always a kind of “fan service”, such products are usually only carried through the regular readership and community members.
Let's be honest , how much would you pay for a merchandise product?
How much money would you invest in merch?
- I wouldn't spend money on merch
- I would spend up to 10 euros on merch
- I would spend up to 25 euros on merchandise
- I would spend up to 50 euros on merchandise
- I would spend up to 100 euros on merchandise
- I would spend more than 100 euros on merchandise
- Abstain (Show result)
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Participation is expressly desired
The editors would be very happy to receive well-founded and detailed reasons for your decisions in the comments on the current Sunday question. If you have completely different favorites in one of the genres, please write it in the comments.
Readers who have not yet participated in the last Sunday questions are welcome to do so . Exciting discussions are still going on in the ComputerBase forum, especially on the last surveys.
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