(dot) Good Idea
Welcome to "(dot) Good Idea". This is an "Advent" blog where I post what is almost a good idea every day leading up to Christmas. You are welcome to use the good ideas, if you are mad enough, all I ask for is a small share of the profits. :-)
Saturday, 5 December 2009...
Hand Written (dot)goodidea
Technology is on the whole a great thing and has helped our society in many ways, but it has also removed several pleasures that we enjoyed but just a few years ago. For example email may be quick and functional, but do you feel the same excitement about receiving an email as we did a letter? Where has the magic gone?
Well, we can bring back the magic with Hand Written (dot)goodidea. After subscribing you can send your email in the usual way with your favourite email client, but instead of the email winging it's way to the recipient it is diverted to an expert team of calligraphy experts. This team will lovingly copy out the letter, by hand, on to paper. They then pop it in an envelope, stick a stamp on it, and pop it in the post box.
Now I know what you are thinking, but by fulfilling the copy process abroad the costs can be reduced to a minimum. This will not noticeably affect service at all. You can not hear an accent in a letter after all, and adding a couple of weeks shipping time will barely be noticeable on top of a normal delivery time in my experience.
I just can't understand why people are not doing this already, but as no one is it gives us the chance to corner the market. It just can not fail. Are you in? It's just so much a winner.
Well, we can bring back the magic with Hand Written (dot)goodidea. After subscribing you can send your email in the usual way with your favourite email client, but instead of the email winging it's way to the recipient it is diverted to an expert team of calligraphy experts. This team will lovingly copy out the letter, by hand, on to paper. They then pop it in an envelope, stick a stamp on it, and pop it in the post box.
Now I know what you are thinking, but by fulfilling the copy process abroad the costs can be reduced to a minimum. This will not noticeably affect service at all. You can not hear an accent in a letter after all, and adding a couple of weeks shipping time will barely be noticeable on top of a normal delivery time in my experience.
I just can't understand why people are not doing this already, but as no one is it gives us the chance to corner the market. It just can not fail. Are you in? It's just so much a winner.
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