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iv. TECHNOLOGY PRODUCTS:

Our daily lives are now interlaced with technology, and technological objects are now timeless.
But since there are so many things available, it might be challenging to decide what one should be

selling. There are numerous target markets and market segments, though. To learn something
about what clients could want, do further research. One may learn which items are value buying

by surveying the clients via e - mail marketing (Live Selling: Trends, Benefits and Best Practices

to Grow Your Retail Business). Here are some examples.

• Car phone mounting

• Station for wireless charging

• Wearable technology

• USB port extension

Figure 10. Technology items

(“USB 2.0 4 Ports Hub Extension Splitter Adapter,” n.d.)

(eVentures, n.d.)

v. CASES AND SKINS:
Similar to this, all technology requires protection. Device covers and casings can provide more

personalization options or protect your expensive device from mishaps. Customers like to

customize their purchases, even if smartphone accessories are practically necessary for any user.
Consider the joy it could cause your prospective consumers to learn they can buy a phone case and

a coordinating laptop cover. Work with a print-on-demand provider if one too has a lot of designs!
One model of phone case will be all you need to stock; you may scale up or down for new products.

All have to do is alter the style. You'll keep their interest, entice them to make more purchases,
and increase the amount they spend in your shopping cart.

• iPhone cases

• Computer Cases

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