How To Make Money With
Cartoon Characters

PHASE ONE
The first step in any process is to get past the thinking stage. Like G.E. Wheeler always said, "There's talkers and there's doers". If you are ready to "do", read on.

Decide who your market will be. Without a niche market you will be competing with every t-shirt company, gift store and huge mart in the world. Awesome niche markets might be dog owners, pilots, quilting grandma's, people with birthdays, specific cities or any of a thousand other small markets.

Once you know who your market will be it's time to shop for a character. Choose a character that will attract customers in your market. We will be offering dozens of characters that can be used in multiple markets

For our tour let's say you decided to target pilots because you live near a pilot training base. The character you liked the most was Proppy™, our very colorful airplane. Although not exactly a cartoon character, in the sense of having human features, this whimsical airplane can still be used like a character for your business.

Purchase the cartoon design from us and we will send you the files necessary to start your engines. Once you have your files you can start to play around with the design by adding funny sayings, additional artwork or any other creative things you can come up with.

This is where you would want to make one of our designs as original to you as possible. Make it a part of your logo, put it on packaging or just print it on some specialty merchandise. You get to decide! You're free to use it in any way you would like, without breaking the conditions of our agreement.

Now you are ready for phase two. Phase two will show you the design possibilities that you can create using a lone cartoon character.

Case Study #1
Juggling Duck™ Organizer Solutions
Here is a prime example of how a company took one of our characters and is using it as their logo, on their website and also on their packaging. See how they used the same character throughout their line but replaced the objects being juggled for specific products.

The character in this case study has been trademarked by Juggling Duck™ and is not available on this site.