to win a signed by Neil Gaiman limited edition SAUCERS print,... on Twitpic

thearystocrat on June 9, 2009

Have Neil wear one (or have them available, at least) at the upcoming ALA Annual Conference where, I'm under the impression, Neil will be to pick up his Newbery medal.

bookie_girl on June 2, 2009

send out some of the t-shirts to a chosen few, preferably of a certain reputation seen to hang out with @neilhimself like @amandapalmer, etc (oh and get Alan Moore to wear one, too) and have them wear the shirts on photoshoots.Oh,and send me one,too ;)I c

abahjake on June 2, 2009

Initiating some type of clue-based treasure hunt (or a small scale Alternate Reality Game) would draw attention! And be AWESOME!

em_and_ink on June 2, 2009

Libraries - sell enough above cost to be worth your while and let them mark up based on what the local market will bear.

BeckettBusiness on June 2, 2009

Cafe Press... They are the best (sorry, the rhyme was unintentional). I always search there first.

pussreboots on June 2, 2009

Ideas: 1) My cat themed book blog! 2) icanhascheezburger.com/ 3) The cats who twitter blog 4) pet stores 5) Bookcrossing.com 6) GoodReads.com

call1234 on May 31, 2009

Book stores...(independant and otherwise)if you have a marketing budget at all the big-chain book stores would ask for a set-up (display) charge (fee)...

merialc on May 30, 2009

Get Stephen Fry to re-tweet it! ;)

small_fox on May 30, 2009

Also, a Facebook add would be great. Ooo! You could do a blog contest and have people advertise on their blogs for you for a chance to win a poster.

small_fox on May 30, 2009

I would definitely advertise in all of the library journals. Librarians would eat this up! I should know!

LexxStarbreaker on May 29, 2009

Oh how about dressing up a dog as a cat and take pics of him/her as an ad and post it up all over the place

LexxStarbreaker on May 29, 2009

or make a little video with sock puppet cats and post it up everywhere Coraline/Neil/Cat related

muteddragon on May 29, 2009

going on my rss feed: fantasy sites: tor.com, locusmag.com, io9.com. obvious: Mr. Gaiman's site, Comic Con, after the Coraline musical, plus anywhere Neil goes.

LexxStarbreaker on May 29, 2009

Or bombard many blogs with a picture of a cat wearing a sign that says "BUY MY SHIRT AT NEVERWEAR.COM"

LexxStarbreaker on May 29, 2009

you should market it on icanhascheezburger.com :)

chosha on May 29, 2009

And is it too obvious to say Twitter the new design with the tag #cats?

chosha on May 29, 2009

Sadly you missed 'World Cat Congress' in March. But there's always next year. Feel like a trip to Melbourne, Australia? http://www.worldcatcongress.org/wp/am_next.html

chosha on May 29, 2009

I think you should do a video that ties in with the current Youtube phenomenon that is 'play him off, Keyboard Cat', but maybe with a 'play him IN' twist.

fduncan on May 29, 2009

Indie movie theaters, bookstores as well - Landmark, Reel Pizza - have postcards/flyers that can be posted in the lobby.

diamondmarine on May 29, 2009

hmm...sell it on Cafepress? sell it on a cat rescue website?

fduncan on May 29, 2009

I'm thinkin' Jazz Clubs ...

littlefluffycat on May 29, 2009

I think there are several ways to go with this. It could be sold very easily in pet stores, or through rescue agencies. (Can't you see it being sold on the Bengal rescue site?) It could be marketed on major cat blogs, like I Can Haz Cheezburger, or Daily

littlefluffycat on May 29, 2009

I think there are several ways to go with this. It could be sold very easily in pet stores, or through rescue agencies. (Can't you see it being sold on the Bengal rescue site?) It could be marketed on major cat blogs, like I Can Haz Cheezburger, or Daily

dizzykj on May 29, 2009

how about we play a version of KittenWar with pics of Neil's cats - there could then be a caption comp of the pic of the winning cat?!