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There are many harmful germs found in the home, in public places, and in hotels while traveling. The Programmable UV Sanitizing Wand, made by Zadro, can effectively kill up to 99.99 percent of germs and viruses in just 10 seconds. It can also kill dust mites in mattresses, pillows, and carpets. Since the wand is portable, it can travel with you wherever you travel, removing harmful substances regardless of where you are. The user simply waves the scanner within a quarter inch of the surface for 10 seconds to kill the substances. The scanner is 1½ inches high × 20 inches wide × 1¾ inches deep and runs on three C batteries. An optional AC adapter is sold separately. The scanner includes an electronic child lock to prevent misuse. A stand is provided and is used to go over keyboards, butcher blocks, and so on for hands-free operation. The programmable unit can be set for 10-, 20-, 40-, and 60-second times as well as two to five minutes, depending on the surface area that needs to be scanned. The unit is not designed to be used on humans or animals. The scanner, which is laboratory certified and tested, retails for $99, and all units come with a 90-day limited warranty. Resellers are offered the units for $60, with a quantity discount price of $50 for all units over 100 in a single order. Questions
1. Describe how you would use the communication tools described in this chapter to sell the Programmable UV Sanitizing Wand to Target. Target would then resell to its consumers. Make any assumptions necessary.
2. Develop a short (five-minute) slide show that you can use to introduce the product to potential buyers at a retailer trade show.
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