Re: PBM For Kids

From: madcentral@aol.com (MadCentral)

Date: Fri, 14 May 1999 00:00:00 +0000

>>I'm intrigued by the idea, though I think Paul Green's right when he
says it's the parents you're targeting rather than the children.<<

Yes, of course.  The ones with the money. <g>

>>What a parent would need to know is what the standard of the writing is
like, what sort of topics are dealt with and what the tone is like.
I've three nephews under 11: would I be able to buy a package of a
story lasting 5 turns as a Christmas present? (The auntie/granny market
has to be larger than the parent market.)<<

We'd have to make sure the standard of writing was both *good*
and *appropriate*.  We'd have different stories aimed at different
age ranges.  We would indeed sell 'packages' of the story turns as presents.
We would also send out 'sample' mini-stories completely
for free as examples.. with the hope of signing them up for the long haul or a
series of stories!

>>The chance of coverage in mags and newspapers seems good to me, but
you'd need to have a fair number of examples first.<<

of course.

Steve
-Madhouse UK

References

Re: PBM For Kids
Carol Mulholland <Carol@flagship-uk.demon.co.uk>
Fri, 14 May 1999 00:00:00 +0000