Teddy Shake Seeks New Demographic For Best-Selling Gel Pen Set
Mar 1, 2017
Teddy Shake issued a statement today that the company is seeking some new demographics that they can focus and educate about their best-selling gel pen set.
Miami, FL, 33131 United States, United States - March 1, 2017 /PressCable/ —
It has been four months since Teddy Shake launched their 105-piece gel pen set. During this time, the gel pens have become a best-seller and favorite of customers on Amazon.com, the exclusive selling partner for the gel pens. Instead of resting on this success, Teddy Shake announced today that it will seek out a new demographic to market their gel pens.
“We have had some great early success with the gel pens,” explained Teddy Shake spokesperson Bailey Anderson. “We want to take this success and build on it. As a company, we have been discussing new demographics to market. Some ideas so far have been students. The gel pens would be great for art students to use in various pieces of work. The pens would also be great to use in lab or technical report, where things could be color coded. Another idea for a new demographic is for people who like to scrapbooks. Since our gel pens are acid-free, they are perfect for use in scrapbooks. The large variety of colors means endless combinations of colors for journaling or decorating the scrapbook.”
With 105 different colored pens in each set, the Teddy Shake gel pens have something for everyone. The color varieties include glitter, neon, metallic, rainbow and milky gel pens. Each of the Teddy Shake gel pens is designed to hold 60% more ink than other gel pens on the market. This translates into many more hours of use for each pen. The Teddy Shake gel pens are also designed with a special tip that helps to ensure a steady, smooth flow of ink. In addition to scrapbooks and school work, the Teddy Shake gel pens are perfect for use in adult coloring books and journals
The Teddy Shake 105-piece gel pen set is currently priced at $24.99 and are eligible for free shipping on orders over $49.
About Teddy Shake: “Desiring to make the world a more colorful and creative place, we at Teddy Shake work every day to ensure you have the best gel pens sets on Earth. With hundreds of colors and various tones, we put our gel pens through massive Research and Development tests to make sure your creative flow never stops and your creations are always perfect.”
Contact Info:
Name: Bailey Anderson
Organization: Teddy Shake Gel Pens
Address: 123 S.E. 3rd Ave #427, Miami, FL, 33131 United States
For more information, please visit https://www.amazon.com/Gel-Pen-Set-Easy-Coloring/dp/B01IFTZOSA
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 173994
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