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QUOTEYAK Inspires continued from page 74


or profession represented by the collection. Brightly colored with bold white lettering, QUOTEYAK packs catch the eye of any passerby, and with its petite size makes it a perfect fi t atop any counter as an impulse buy. While POP displays are still in the works, Sopher and Newman ensure a countertop display is among some of the ideas they are working on. Keeping small businesses in mind, like the many museum gift shops QUOTEYAK has already sold to, a low minimum order of 24 pieces is required. Collections are allowed to be mix and matched based on each store’s particular demographic. “Many of our museum gift shops stock up on the ‘I am an Artist’ and ‘I am a Performer’ collections over the others,” notes Newman.


Wholesaling between $10 and $12, retailers can expect to make keystone on each inspirational collection tin. According to Sopher and Newman, some of their stores have already sold out of inventory and are looking to place another order. Now that is inspiration! ■


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