It's National Pizza with the Works Except Anchovies Day. And in addition to having too long of a National Day title for a #tag on social media, it garnered maybe 900 posts. I think my social posts probably get that much play and that isn't saying anything. I think people overestimate the power of the National Day impact.
It is also National French Dip Day. At first I asked ChatGPT to generate an image of a crazy looking French person wearing a beret and it gave me this:
I think it is a striking image, but it looks a bit too much like Johnny Depp playing the Mad Hatter in the Tim Burton "Alice in Wonderland" film. I also thought by labeling this a "French Dip" I'd get some back lash (not that anything gets backlash in these days of Trumps and Roses). And I didn't think anyone would buy a t-shirt with this image on it.
So I asked Gemini to generate and image of a French Poodle being dipped in a wash tub (Gemini can't handle images of people for free yet).
Now that is a design some French Poodle owner might buy. But the "National French Dip Day" people didn't bother with X knowing it isn't a forum for civil marketing. So I posted it on Instagram and saw there were also only a couple hundred posts.
Finally, to experience the trifecta of National Day t-shirt designs I created this for National Chicken Soup for the Soul Day (which is kind of a chicken shit National Day if you ask me).
Again, although it was a thing on X and Instagram, there were not even a thousand posts.
I'm at a loss where to market my stuff. Again, I haven't sold a single thing on Zazzle. So as much as I hate Teepublic, at least they were aggressive marketers. They just have a shitty legal team.
Oh well. Viva La French Dip!
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