Advertising/Making and Selling Stuff

[LCD Gauges]

Two-part Question:

Who do I approach about selling items on this site? I'd like to become a sponsor on this forum for the Southern Ontario members as I used to own a performance shop (looking to get another),
and still have access to performance parts suppliers.

Part two:

I'm in the process of building an electronic circuit which will act as security disable for the engine/starter essentials. Before I complete the design, I'd like to get input from the members
about features, concerns, options, etc.

Would I be allowed to post details about this circuit without running into any trouble from the moderators?

[Mike N]

PM either David Hodgkins or Mad Dog and they can set you up. You can find them by clicking 'quick links' at the top of the page and then 'site leaders'

[VRaptor SpeedWorks, LLC]

As for your electronic circuit.....I assume you're asking because it's something that you want to offer for sale later on? I guess as long as you're just asking advice on how the circuit needs to operate and such, I see no reason that info could not be posted?

[Mad Dog]

Hi Tino,

We'd love to have you as a supporting vendor on the forum. Here's the link with all the info about signing up. (http://thefactoryfiveforum.com/showthread.php?541-Advertisers-and-Supporting-Vendors-Information) Basically, I just need to know which advertising package you'd like to go with, the banner art in the appropriate format, and then we'll get it up on the site. You can e-mail me too at dave.lindsey@factoryfive.com if you have any questions. Let me know what I can do to help.

[David Hodgkins]

Tino,

If you want to start a thread or poll the members to see if they are interested in a potential product, go for it. As long as you don't actually offer the product for sale you will be fine.

:)

[LCD Gauges]

Thanks David.

The more I plan this out, the more I realize that there are several alarm systems out there with many of the same features, however this design would incorporate a keypad as opposed to a push-button
keypad to activate and deactivate. We'll see if that is something FF owners prefer.