Day: August 29, 2018

There truly is nothing better than a goose down comforter on a cold night. Wrapped in luxurious warmth, a comforter provides the best cocoon for good dreams.

Whether you choose the Snuggle Soft 850 Year-Round Batiste Down Comforter or the Natural Nights® 750 Year-Round Down Comforters, you will sleep in comfort and luxury, not to mention being toasty warm.

Designed to be both soft and light, the Natural Nights® comforter is designed to sleep warm but not furnace warm. It is light enough that adding a layer to one side of the bed is easy. This comforter is perfect for sleeping in bedrooms kept between 68 to 72 degrees.

And for those who keep their bedrooms a bit colder, the Snuggle Soft 850 Year-Round comforter is a perfect choice. Made in the USA, with materials imported from Hungary, Germany, Italy, and/or Portugal, a double row stitch around the perimeter ensures a lifetime of warmth from a down comforter that is functional and looks elegant.-

Down Comforter Sizes and Weights

Down comforters come in the following sizes:

Twin 68″ x 90″

Queen 90″ x 90″

King 105″ x 90″

Cal King 115″ x 110″

There is also a Quality Restâ„¢ toddler down comforter that is 38″ x 52″ and filled with Hungarian white goose down so that your toddler can be comfortable year-round.

All of these down comforters are designed around the temperature of your bedroom rather than the temperature outside.

Types of Down Comforters

Lightweight Down – ideal for those who like adding extra layers for either warmth or weight or both. These comforters are ideal for those of you who like to keep your bedrooms on the warm side.

Year-Round Down Comforters – specifically the Year-Round Batiste Down Comforter is one of the most popular weights for those who like to keep their bedroom temperatures on the cooler side.

These comforters are made with a double row stitch around the perimeter for long-lasting warmth. They are finished with a satin corded edge and Japanese duvet hooks for a functional, elegant look that keeps your comforter in place within its duvet cover.

Winter Weight Down Comforters – these are ideal for those who like keeping their bedroom temperature below 62 degrees or those who live in a cold climate and enjoy sleeping with their windows open.

Each Winter Weight down comforter is made with a double row stitch around the perimeter, which ensures a lifetime of warmth, then finished with a satin corded edge and Japanese duvet hooks. This provides a look that is both elegant and functional as the hooks keep the comforter in place within the duvet cover.

These down comforters are made in the USA with the finest long-staple Egyptian cotton that features double stitched edges, satin piping, and a money back guarantee. The guarantee states that if you are not satisfied with your comforter simply return it in new condition within 30 days from the Date of Delivery.

In addition, your comforter is guaranteed to be free of defects in workmanship for ten years from the date of purchase. Do not remove the “Goose Down Logo” attached to every luxury down comforter made, as this automatically validates your 10-year guarantee. Keep things simple and elegant.

You have developed the killer product that is set to change the world. Now you just need folks to purchase it.

Here are tried-and-true ways to build up a buzz, so they’ll purchase from you and spread the word for huge profits.

Be strategic

1.)Discover your core audience.Set up your base then build their confidence in your product.

2.)Obtain advice and listen. Use that opportunity to strengthen the product.

3.)Learn from other people. As you get ready to market the idea, assess the competition.

Learn from their bad, take from their good, and enhance what has to be improved.

Then put your spin on it.

4.)Be wise about publicity. Do not get caught up in developing a PR budget if it will not drive core business. Instead, you spend your time developing messages to consumers.

5.)Conditioning the audience of your social media is crucial. Build up a relationship with the audience at least 3 months ahead of time so they’re able to learn your rhythms and tone. Search for ways for them to engage with your product.

6.)For all of your analysis, do not forget to rely upon “feel.”

Entrepreneurs are usually risk takers who have unwavering belief. Do not neglect that now that you are almost ready to launch.

7.)Resist an urge to spend.

Go overboard with outreach

Obscurity will kill businesses. If you do not go overboard, you will not receive the attention you need to be a success.

Before you launch a new product, ask these questions:

1.) How far am I going to go to gain attention, and

2.) How frequent am I going to be in my attempts?

Use common sense

Understand your audience. If somebody asks you who your target audience is, have a clear answer.

Target high-profile media outlets

The currency of the internet is attention. The average individual takes in an inordinate quantity of information on a daily basis. Cut through the noise to get attention.

With the proper plan, it’s possible to land a major placement with the media. Pitch yourself as an expert, then target major news outlets. Discover which story segments producers want. They are under pressure to schedule the proper experts, so the odds are good that your knowledge will fill a gap.

Bring brand ambassadors into your business family

It’ll take a village to gain buzz for your business. Discover ambassadors whose interests line up with yours and bring them into the business family.

Use pre-launch videos that drive leads

Use a pre-launch video campaign that jumpstarts product sales and builds brand awareness.

The price point ought to correlate with the video content’s length. While lower-priced products require 15 – 60 seconds of video, a more substantial ask is better served by a 5- to 15-minute pre-launch campaign. See what the CEO of- has to say.

Technology is a friend

Webinars are ideal for spreading your message in a form that is engaging and attractive. With a strategic approach, they engage, educate, and reach your target audience, earn their trust, improve your business’ conversion rates and, eventually, impact the bottom line.