jan 9th 1

In the past weeks we have enjoyed a vacation and are now back selling wristbands as part of the $200 project. So far sales are going alright and we will be trying to find new ways and places to sell them. We have found that people have been receptive to the wristbands, even though the market is pretty spread out with water bottles, calendars, and stickers all for BHS students. One challenge our group is facing is that we didn't originally plan to sell wristbands. It seemed like a reasonably easy project for the short time we had with so many things to work on with the storefront project. Even though we are hopefully going to be successful, it feels a little bit like maybe if we had had more time to think of an idea that we really were more passionate about we would be more motivated. I am still enjoying the project even though I might not have chosen it. Also, I am trying to get in touch with Sonciary from Promoboxx, this is because I am a bit worried that our selling wristbands at lunch will eventually get old for buyers. We don't have an extremely innovative idea, but they say that part of the success is really how you sell the product. I really am hoping that she will be able to help us with some great ideas for how to market our wristbands to BHS students and teachers, but especially freshmen as they are lagging behind in sales right now. Overall, I think my group is in a good place to move forward and be successful on the $200 project at this point