http:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.facebookreactiontshirts.com&#x2F;<p>This was an experiment on how fast I could build a web page that could potentially generate revenue.<p>Today was the global launch of Facebook emotions. I quickly realized that the top three reactions are shown and sorted left to right. The combination of these top three seem to represent a more complex emotion that is shown in the comments.<p>I decided to use Amazon Merch to make t-shirts for a few of the common ones I&#x27;ve seen so far, and an open-source bootstrap theme for the SEO landing page for the shirts off-site. I used pixelmator for the image editing, and SSH&#x27;d into a shared host to edit the template file.<p>Overall, it took me about 3 hours to put together from idea while on Facebook to this post. There is a stylish landing page, and three shippable products that are capable of producing royalties with the trust of Amazon Prime shipping.<p>I&#x27;m looking for feedback on the shirts, the landing page, and what would be the next conceivable steps in marketing such a product. Most of the time I take a &quot;long game&quot; approach and try a project I never end up completing. This was an exercise in how fast I could get something up that had the potential for &quot;cash flow.&quot;
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