Gosh Tina! Eat your dinner!It means vote for Pedro and all of your wildest dreams will come true.
This.I don't know for sure but I think they will be releasing training, garden tours, design videos etc. for a subscription fee or a one time fee. This is just a guess though. I am curious too and looking forward to it.
Perhaps a good PR person.Bonsai Mirai needs to hire a proper marketing manager.
Bonsai Mirai needs to hire a proper marketing manager.
I showed my fiancé a picture of the giant unglazed pot and asked her how much she thought it was worth.... she said $350.....ever out of reach, un-obtainable makes more sense now
I hear ya, seems odd for a guy who says his goal is to spread the art of bonsai across America...To me honestly, I just don't understand his business model. Everything is for the person who has money coming out the nose. I guess one sale and your good for the year but I don't get so outrageous prices.
I hear ya, seems odd for a guy who says his goal is to spread the art of bonsai across America...
Well, I've read that Ferrari and numerous other ultra-lux brands are making $$$$$ hand over fist, so I gather he has a target niche.To me honestly, I just don't understand his business model. Everything is for the person who has money coming out the nose. I guess one sale and your good for the year but I don't get so outrageous prices.
HA!It means vote for Pedro and all of your wildest dreams will come true.
Better choice is to go directly to the makers of the pots and stands. ryan neil's markup is about twice if you go direct. His large markup on pricing is only matched by the size of his arrogance.I showed my fiancé a picture of the giant unglazed pot and asked her how much she thought it was worth.... she said $350...
I think that Ryan's pots/trees/equipment/tools are beautiful, but most are just out of my price range for those particular things. His buying demographic is more gear toward the bonsai professional and semi-professional, correct?