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Brands for License...
The Rugby World Cup is expected to add $240 million to the Auckland economy in 2011. Do you want your share of that money?
Those with a good NZ brand will be able to blast their sales through the roof!
Studies show that as much as:
• 75% of all consumer purchases are made because of a brand;
• 40% of all buying decisions are based on country of origin (more for premium brands); and
• A successful brand delivers a 20% to 30% premium in the marketplace.
ZisSells has two first-rate NZ brands available to license:
Black Kiwi ® TM
and... Piwi the Kiwi ® TM
Our brands are sales-friendly and the perfect advertiser target. They will turn your products into hugely desirable items that will sell and sell and sell.
Products that can be licensed include:
We are looking for suitable:
• Manufacturers;
• Distributors;
• Retailers;
• Exporters; and
• Service Providers.
We are interested in licensing to established businesses with a good track record but remain open to other opportunities. If you're interested in blasting your sales through the roof, talk to us!
Email Dene on: brainsmith@zissells.com or phone him on: (64) 09-267 4366
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