For The Coffee Fans

We've got beer so we might as well have coffee too, right? David Ellefson has a coffee company in addition to his work as a bass man with Megadeth. He's just debuted a new coffee from Eddie Ojeda. You know, the guy from Twisted Sister.

I'll say one thing for the world we live in now: there's no excuse to go hungry. If you're ready to hustle, you can just about monetize or sell anything. Have a good Monday and make it a glam one. I'll be hustling myself today.

Comments

[Christian]

You can monotize anything IF you're already well known. No one is lining up to buy my coffee.

[Metalboy!]

Haha!!, Christian! Again, great to hear your voice!

Tell you what I like about Ellefson’s marketing approach ... he’s putting a “twist” on it, so to speak, no one else is, that’s different than how Brett Michaels, Def Leppard or any of the other endorsement crazy artists out there go about branding their products.

The twist is that, instead of, say, how Michaels does it, where it’s all “Me, me, me!”, making it all about him, Ellefson is making it all about other artists by giving them the spotlight by putting their names on the front of the packaging, instead relegating his own name to a small spot at the top and the name of his company at the bottom.

[Him]

I heard the beans sell . . . but who's buying?