A Store Concept for Blasted By Prince
Stop rentingyour own name.
Twelve drops. Real families, real keys handed over. Every one of them lives on somebody else’s website right now, and disappears the day the campaign closes. This is what it looks like when it lives at your address instead.
Twelve drops deep
This is the first thing a stranger should see. Not the prize — the proof. Somebody deciding in four seconds whether you’re real needs twelve rows, not one.
Nine more rows go here — every drop you’ve done, with the handover photo beside it.
Two doors, same odds
One door sells merch and hands out entries. The other is free and lands on identical odds. Keeping that second door open and obvious is what separates a giveaway that can take money from one that can’t — and it fits how you already talk about this. You’re blessing people, not running a card game.
Cop the merch
Every piece in the shop carries entries into the live drop. People wear your name, rep the brand, and they’re in the hat.
Enter free
No purchase, no catch, no difference. Name goes in, same odds as everybody who bought.
Your design, our factory
Printed and shipped one at a time, so you never buy stock and nothing sits in a garage. These three are the shapes that sell — the artwork is yours, and we draw it for you.
Placeholders on purpose. Say the word and the first drop is drawn, mocked on real garments and in this page by the end of the week.
Own the people, not just the post
Every entrant you’ve ever had belongs to the platform you rent, not to you. Here, the name and the number land in your list. Next drop you text your people directly instead of hoping the algorithm shows up for you.
Three steps, no stock, no risk
We draw it
Your artwork, your crown, your city. You approve it before anything goes near a shirt.
The store goes up
Your address, your colours, your winners board. Built and handed to you running.
You drop it
You post once. Orders print and ship themselves. Entries and names land in your list.
It’s bigger than merch
You already built the audience and the trust. This is just the part where you stop handing it to somebody else’s website.
Let’s build itNot affiliated with or published by Prince Talley. Follower figures are public counts at time of writing. Product panels are placeholders, not real products.