Popular Gel Pen Set Announces Description Update For Amazon Listing
Jan 30, 2017
Teddy Shake announced this week that the Amazon.com listing for their popular 105-piece gel pen set will receive a product listing update.
Miami, FL, 33131 United States, United States - January 30, 2017 /PressCable/ —
When Teddy Shake launched their 105-piece gel pen set just a few short months ago, they chose Amazon.com as their exclusive selling partner. Over the past four months, sales and a loyal customer base have continued to grow. In an effort to make the Amazon listing even more helpful to potential new customers, Teddy Shake spokesperson Bailey Anderson announced this week that the Amazon.com listing for the gel pen set would receive an update.
“Over the past few months, we have learned quite a bit from our customers,” said Anderson. “When we chose Amazon as our exclusive selling partner, although we knew they could help us reach customers all over the world, selling on Amazon also has unique challenges, in that customers cannot see or experience the product before the purchase. We have been fortunate to have goal-shattering sales since the launch, and some very loyal customers. These customers have told us what features are most important to them and how the like to use our gel pen set and. We want to incorporate their feedback and insights into a new, updated Amazon.com listing.” It is expected that the Amazon listing will be updated within the next month.
The Teddy Shake gel pen set is made of only the highest quality materials. The specially designed tip of the gel pen helps to ensure there is a steady flow of gel ink with each stroke of the pen. This ensures that the gel pens will not skip or bleed while writing or coloring. The ink in the Teddy Shake gel pens is specially designed to be non-toxic, lead-free and acid-free. This feature makes the gel pens safe for use by children, or for use in archival documents and scrapbooks. Customers also report that they love to use the Teddy Shake gel pen set in adult coloring books, journals, art projects, school work and for just plain doodling.
$24.99 is the current price of the Teddy Shake gel pen set, and free shipping is available with purchases of $49 or more.
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: 165446
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