I strongly agree with Arcturus. I've said it once
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Posted On: 04/14/2015 9:51:00 AM
I strongly agree with Arcturus. I've said it once or twice in my posts before: Walmart or any major grocery store won't touch this product with the leaf on the can. So you're really limited to just small local stores that mainly service gas, cigaretts and alcohol.
In a way, i suppose that appeals to the main market audience of THCZ. But if you want to do battle with Monster and RedBull, then Walmart would be a good venue.
If you want to promote the health benefits of the drink (no high fructose corn syrup and more environmentally friendly ingredients), then many of the Earh-friendly oriented grocery stores could stock this item. But again, the problem would be the leaf on the can.
Let me emphasize that I too LOVE THE CAN DESIGN, and I think THC should definitely keep it.
But if they want to expand into a broader market base, they could entertain the idea of spinning off an identical product packaged in a more conservative can for the more conservative venue. You don't have to tell the consumer that both products are the same. Just package it in a can without the leaf. Perhaps put a picture of the entire hemp plant there, or an entire family of plants, so at least it looks more "earthy". Or a cheesy picture of the rocky mountains.
Then you can sell the product to two different markets and maximize the sales.
Just my thoughts, in support of Arcturus.
In it for the long haul.
In a way, i suppose that appeals to the main market audience of THCZ. But if you want to do battle with Monster and RedBull, then Walmart would be a good venue.
If you want to promote the health benefits of the drink (no high fructose corn syrup and more environmentally friendly ingredients), then many of the Earh-friendly oriented grocery stores could stock this item. But again, the problem would be the leaf on the can.
Let me emphasize that I too LOVE THE CAN DESIGN, and I think THC should definitely keep it.
But if they want to expand into a broader market base, they could entertain the idea of spinning off an identical product packaged in a more conservative can for the more conservative venue. You don't have to tell the consumer that both products are the same. Just package it in a can without the leaf. Perhaps put a picture of the entire hemp plant there, or an entire family of plants, so at least it looks more "earthy". Or a cheesy picture of the rocky mountains.
Then you can sell the product to two different markets and maximize the sales.
Just my thoughts, in support of Arcturus.
In it for the long haul.
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