Cost-Effective Consumer Friendly Products

Alicia Ciccone of The Huffington Post recently wrote an article featuring a list of Telebrands top 10 “As Seen On TV” Products (According to the Huffington Post). Alicia discuses how Telebrands has taken “cost-effective and consumer friendly products” to help them grow a large direct-marketing company.

The article features Telebrands products such as the Ped Egg, Orgreenic, and the Aluma Wallet.

Click to read the full article: As Seen On TV: The 10 Hottest Products Right Now

The Successful PedEgg

Travers Korch recently wrote an article, which was posted on FoxBusiness.com, about 5 successful infomercial products. Telebrands’ PedEgg was featured in the article being described as, “one of the more revolting yet secretly intriguing infomercial products.” Korch goes on to say how the product seems to work mentioning that more than 45 million eggs were sold as of March 2012.

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AJ Khubani Featured on FOX Small Business

Fox Small Business recently wrote an article about marketing your business on TV. AJ Khubani was featured in the article giving tips about establishing a budget and using it to be cost effective.

“Local and national media plans can cost far less than what might be expected but there are certain issues that need to be considered. National advertising can be very expensive in Prime Time for ‘American Idol’ or far less expensive for a broad rotation on ‘Horse Racing TV’…the audience numbers, time of day and programming have considerable impact on the cost to an advertiser.”

Read more: http://smallbusiness.foxbusiness.com/sbc/2012/03/12/tips-for-marketing-your-business-on-television/#ixzz1qKC6qG4d

Making the Leap from TV to Store Shelves

Recently AJ Khubani was featured in an article by Joe Mont for The Street. The article focuses on the ever changing market for As Seen on TV products. Joe mentions how in more recent years retail stores are saving space for TV based products. “Retailers such as Target, CVS, and Walgreens are devoting prime real estate to TV-hawked wares, often positioning them by checkout lanes for maximum exposure.” AJ Khubani goes on to respond saying, “It’s been a long time in the making. It really has started to grow at a more rapid pace in recent years.”

To read the full article click here.

Innovative Stick Roller Sticky Buddy ™ Issued Patents

Recently Telebrands announced that their innovative sticky roller with built-in bristles, called Stick Buddy ™, received three patents. The patents were issued to by the U.S. Patent Office for the Sticky Buddy ™ product on February 28th, 2012. Telebrands also mentions there are patents pending that will hopefully give their product further protection from potential knockoffs.

To read the full press release click here.

Pitch-A-Thon at the International Housewares Show

Sunday March 11th, 2012 inventors from across the country will have a chance to pitch AJ Khubani and a panel of judges including TV Pitchman Anthony “Sully” Sullivan.

The Beachwood reporter wrote an article reminding everyone of the event mentioning:

At-Home inventors will be attending a pitch-a-thon Sunday, March 11, 2012, at the International Housewares Show to pitch their inventions to AJ Khubani, CEO/Founder of TeleBrands, America’s top “As Seen on TV” company, and a panel of judges which includes TV pitchman Anthony “Sully” Sullivan. In hopes of landing an infomercial deal with TeleBrands, inventors from across the country will be in attendance.

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AJ Khubani was also on ABC7 Chicago News talking about the event where he also featured some of Telebrands hot products. View the video below or here.

Drug Store News Features Telebrands

Drug Store News recently featured an article detailing the success of Telebrands. Barbara White-Sax, the author of the article, mentions some of Telebrands recently released products providing insights from Telebrands Founder A.J. Khubani.

“A.J. Khubani, CEO of Telebrands, said the company’s business is ahead 20% in 2011 over the previous year, and fourth-quarter sales were up 30%.”

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