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“We’re showing the pen at the Emmy Awards pre-party,” says Epner. “We’ll also be investigat- ing variations of it in the future, including different colors and bedazzled versions.” Draw Anything Better offers


wholesale pricing for a minimum of 144 units at $5.50 per unit, and gives special consideration to supporting retailers by provid- ing promotional materials and displays to help sell the product. The shipment comes with com- plimentary point of purchase display racks, and a two-minute promotional DVD to be shown on or near the display. The video


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By using the Calendar Sponge


loop explains the product and how it works, in order to help sales teams describe the pen and answer questions. ■


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and remembering to throw away dirty sponges promptly, Taylor and Lovato hope they will help eliminate billions of germs from customers’ households. In the battle against germs, the Calen- dar Sponge improves users’ odds of winning. ■


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