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What
the hell is that?
Your questions are so precise. I like that. Gorilla Warfare is how I
run my business. Thats what the hell it is. The idea is pretty straight
forward. Its not an attack or something against other companies, its
not an ideal, its a simple business model. To bring consumers everything
a regular or larger company does, but direct from me to you with no
overhead on my part IE employees, location etc. This minimizes my cost,
who and what I have to deal with and effectively lets me create with
a much smaller force. Do I lose money for not doing everything in-house?
You bet. But I save sanity and time and can run the whole operation
non stop and still put in a 12-14 hour day doing what I love without
being dragged down by administration/manager/business cockamaymee bullcrap
and overhead.
Why
Gorilla Warfare instead of Guerilla Warfare?
Its combines the thought of small business with the 800lb Gorilla.
Standard Guerilla Warfare makes
use of what you have in irregular ways to make up for what you don't
have.
Gorilla Warfare focuses on having everything you need
but staying small and flexible.
This way I dont cheat the customer out of possibility, price and time
devoted to product and at the same time I take care of business doing
everything the big boys do while minimizing the impact it has on myself
directly.
So
who is on your pay roll?
Nobody. The only overhead I incur from the business is my website/forums.
Thats it. Otherwise product is held at home and when orders come in
they pay for new product. Utter simplicity. Even the person packing
your order is payed only when an order comes in. Yet I offer what everyone
else does, sometimes more. And that is Gorilla Warfare.
Note:
Gorilla Warfare is commonly used to describe large business companies
competing and is not under copyright. The cute little Gorilla art is
copyright David Rogers. Ahhhhh, isn't he cute!
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