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Have you ever read a book you loved and wished you had something that told people you love that book? I mean, you can't carry the book around all the time, right? With that in mind, we created a line of T-shirts featuring fictional businesses from popular novels. Click here to read how we gave readers of Andrew Vachss, Nick Hornby, Chuck Klosterman, Dennis Lehane, and Charles de Lint a way to wear their favorite authors proudly! Then, to order those shirts, and to see what we've done since with Bruce Springsteen, Joe R. Lansdale, Jonathan Lethem, William Shakespeare (and, very shortly, Herman Melville), click here.

If you're one of those Andrew Vachss readers, you'll probably also be interested in how we developed a soundtrack featuring the music he writes about in his books, and how we took his first, never-before-published novel, A Bomb Built in Hell, and made it the world's second big ebook deal. (So Stephen King beat us by a couple months ... so sue me.)

Three other projects readers will want to check out: The Zero, the website we manage for Andrew Vachss; The Orbit, the website we built and manage for Champion Mojo Storyteller Joe R. Lansdale; and the line of ebooks we're publishing with Wayne D. Dundee, Joe R. Lansdale, Zak Mucha, and Andrew Vachss.

Books aren't your thing? More of a comics guy? We saw a phenomenon coming before the rest of the world, and helped Viz bring their Pokemon comics to the mass-market in the US. And when The Jim Henson Company asked us for help getting their TV series "Farscape" written up in TV Guide, we instead sold the magazine a two-page comics strip introducing the s-f series. (What? People pay for advertising? Crazy.)

If reading isn't nearly as important to you as eating and drinking ... maybe you'll want to check out the websites we built for Mezcaloteca, a private mezcal club in Oaxaca, Mexico, and Leaning Shed Farm, a small Michigan farmer. (And while you're checking out the latter, be sure to read the page about the line of spices we've helped them develop.)

Or read all about Googa Doc Pomus Ale, a limited-edition beer being poured at the Great GoogaMooga Festival in Park Slope, Brooklyn. Eight percent of funds raised from sales of Googa Doc Pomus will be contributed to the Doc Pomus Fund, which provides emergency financial assistance and performance opportunities to R&B artists in need.

So what can we do to help you market your product? I don't know. What's your product?