Some feedback wanted please

[Tissueboy]

Wasn't quite sure where to put this, but I'd like some feedback on this product I've started selling. I;ve only sold a few as yet, but of course it is a niche market...I'm not expecting a flood of orders.

But if anyone would like to offer their thoughts, they'd be more than welcome.

Take a look at http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI...MESE:IT&viewitem=&item=320121931861&rd=1&rd=1

Thanks.

 

[drew70]

It looks like you've marketed it well in ebay, however only one of the many pictures actually works. The rest have a [X]

Without actually knowing what the tips are, I can't really give a lot of feedback. However it seems to me that tickling is something people do naturally, and few need instruction. The feathers are colorful, but in my opinion, finger tips are far more effective. I don't go for the feathers, toothbrushes, or axe handles. Fingers are what does the most damage to this ticklish guy.

Still, it looks like it's being marketed towards people who never gave tickling a second thought, so you have an opportunity to reach a huge target market. Best of luck.

 

[steph]

I think it's cute idea and I liked your wording. Very casual and sort of "no big deal" about it. I hope you sell a million of 'em!
XOXO

 

[Tissueboy]

Thanks. Just incidentally, thats what I truly believe. I'm not aiming to attract the die-hard ticklers or fetishists. I'm honestly just trying to spread the love in the form of tickling.

I only got into tickling because I found it relaxed me when done a certain way, and since then I've used it to help quite a few friends. I just want to share that with people who have no idea of its uses.

 

[hahohi]

I think it's a cute product. maybe something girls would buy to give the bride-to-be on hen nights? probably more of a gift than something most would buy for themselves.