Quote from: Odeyin on March 28, 2015, 07:31:44 PM

Quote from: GuncoinInfo on March 27, 2015, 06:11:27 PM

Quote from: Odeyin on March 21, 2015, 03:32:22 PM

Has there been any work to get the NRA interested in Guncoin? I am sure there has, but I have heard little on any results. I think we have been focusing too little on the big guys, and although the grassroots is where it starts, we really need advertising. DRK soon to be DASH has been doing an excellent job at PR, although they have the funding which is instrumental in their success, I believe that GUN can do the same. I realize that GUN is mostly a US initiative, but to make this a success story we have to rev the engines in the PR department. Has there been movement where we have booths set up at gun shows? I think education at gun shows and possibly brokering deals at gunshows using GUN as a medium..I know most people carry cash, but we maybe able to broker through some of the vendors with possible premiums given to vendors that use GUN coin as a sales medium..

These are just some thoughts...I still believe this coin is a great coin with a great idea.

Thanks so much for your input and supporting GUN. Keep in mine that GUN is a decentralized coin or tries to be. Meaning, the dev team cannot be everywhere are once and do everything to make money for everyone else. We do have GUN sticker and GUN patches for sale. Those are great conversation starters at a GUN show. A patch on a hat or s sticker on an ammo case will go a long way in establishing credibility. the fact that we have survived for nearly a year and no one has disappeared with all the coins or cashed them in is a good thing. The blockchain is strong and mining continues at a steady rate. The fluctuations in GUN prices is really typical of most coins that survive.

Many of us have full time jobs elsewhere. Traveling around the country sitting in booths at Gunshows is not going to happen if you are waiting for us to do it. We are active in our geographical area and are hoping that those around the country are doing the same.

You are right. Everyone has their 9-5 and has to support themselves, and you are right the stickers and patches are great advertisement tools. The devs don't have to give up their day jobs, but maybe we should put together a project to fund a small PR group that could go around the country doing promotion.?

I will do what I can too. I sing the praises of GUN every time I meet a fellow enthusiast.

Very good - appreciate all the support that we can get.