And if lots of people were lining up to go to one restaurant, you can bet that other establishments would try to find out why -- and maybe copy what they saw working.
Too many children today are reaching their teenage years armed only with a Disney definition of "bad person": it's someone who talks cattily about your wardrobe behind your back, maybe copies a few answers off your math quiz.
And somehow, it just feels like something Australians would appreciate and maybe even copy.
I'm looking for $8,000 to publish the book mostly because I'd like to get some economies of scale if I'm able to sell a few hundred print copies (and maybe a few more electronic copies).
For example, if your college professor tends to use PowerPoint presentations but doesn't follow them word for word, it might be easier to use an Outline Note system instead of maybe copying the PowerPoint verbatim, or using Cornell Notes.
A great, rackety young band like Arctic Monkeys would likely never sell as many records in America as a pop singer or a rapper, though there is always a chance that the album will hang on for a while and maybe sell five hundred thousand copies.
"In my realistic scenario, it would blow up in the Southern states and sell maybe 100,000 copies underground.
I'd rather play records than hoard them, and I've come to find that, while re-issuing The Replacements on 180-gram vinyl may well lower the value of my originals on Twin/Tone, the fact that people are willing to buy actual records means that I can get my hands on a re-issue of Psychocandy and (maybe one day) a copy of Lonesome Crowded West for less than $800.
And maybe someone buy a copy for this Texas woman?
It's easy to sit behind a computer and work out marketing strategies, buy ad space, and maybe even write ad copy if you're a one-person show.
