Key Idea: Ask Family to Work for FreeThe name, Flap Happy, is part of the company's success. Laurie was fortunate that her father, Marty, had spent over 30 years in the advertising business. The name came to them out of brainstorming session and Marty was vital to the discussion. More... |
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Name your company thoughtfully. Q: What makes a good name? Think about itDoes the name of your business work on many levels? Is it easy for customers to remember? Does it give people the feeling that they want to do business with you? Clip from: Flap Happy started by manufacturing hats!Hattie encourages us all, "Set Profit-Margin Goals." Santa Monica: In this episode of the television show we take you inside a California business that is making children's hats for Talbots, Nordstrom, Children's Wear Digest and dozens of others. Now they make hundreds of items for retailers (mostly small children's specialty retailers) all around the world. Laurie Snyder started Flap Happy because she was afraid her very fair-skinned, freckled-faced baby boy would get seriously burned by the California sun. Laurie created a hat by enlarging the brim of a traditional baseball cap and by adding flaps. Other mothers saw the hat and wanted one for their own child. That was the beginning of this special business. Go to all the Key Ideas and video of this episode... Flap Happy, Inc.Laurie Snyder, Founder / CEO
2330 Michigan Avenue Visit our web site: http://www.flaphappy.com
Office: 310-453-3527
Business Classification: Year Founded: 1987 Ask Family to Work for FreeMARTY (Laurie's Father): And I think the most important thing is that you have a memorable name, something that's not like anything else you've heard before. Not a member yet? Learn! Be empowered! Join us! |
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