AJ Khubani Established in 1983, TELEBrands has launched more inventive and useful products through Direct Response Television (DRTV) than any other company in history. Founder and President, AJ Khubani has not only positioned the company as the driving force of the DRTV industry, but has also increased revenues from $83,000 to over $100,000,000 since the company’s inception. Ajit Khubani realized early on the potential of using momentum from television ads to place his winning products on retail shelves. After a 1987 infomercial for AmberVision Sunglasses spurred sales of 15 million pairs, Khubani tested his theory with Herman’s Sporting Goods. The product was a retail success, just as it had been on television. Retail sales now represent 90% of total product revenues and TELEBrands has become the authority in their niche market, with a strong presence in Wal-Mart, Walgreens, Target, Bed Bath & Beyond and As Seen on TV stores. Best-selling innovations like Smart Mop, Doggy Steps, the State Quarters Map and the Better Pasta Pot are attributed to exhaustive customer research to determine whether or not their products will appeal to the masses. Today, TELEBrands has expanded their territory, with offices in the the United Kingdom and Hong Kong. They are also the first DRTV company to penetrate the challenging Indian market, with an office in Mumbai. TELEBrands’ Invention Channel can be seen on television, in print ads and catalogues, and on the Web in 90 countries. For more information visit. http://www.telebrands.comTelebrands Ajit Khubani AJ Khubani A.J. Khubani More about AJ Khubani on studioathome More about AJ Khubani on blogspirit More about AJ Khubani on alkablog More about AJ Khubani on blogster More about AJ Khubani on livejournal More about AJ Khubani on grab More about AJ Khubani on wordpress More about AJ Khubani on bloglines More about AJ Khubani on bloghi More about AJ Khubani on tripod blog More about AJ Khubani on tripod More about AJ Khubani on aol More about AJ Khubani on flickr More about AJ Khubani on flickr More about AJ Khubani on greatestcities More about AJ Khubani on ign More about AJ Khubani on greatestjournal More about AJ Khubani on iziblog More about AJ Khubani on naymz More about AJ Khubani on multiply More about AJ Khubani on 20six More about AJ Khubani on blogsome More about AJ Khubani on linkedin More about AJ Khubani on Yahoo 360 More about AJ Khubani on geocities More about AJ Khubani on 43things More about AJ Khubani on blog.co.uk More about AJ Khubani on bloggerteam More about AJ Khubani on daria More about AJ Khubani on selectablog More about AJ Khubani on clearblogsMore about AJ Khubani on ebloggyMore about AJ Khubani on blogs.ie More about AJ Khubani on egoweblog More about AJ Khubani on myweblog More about AJ Khubani on theblog More about AJ Khubani on bahraichblogs More about AJ Khubani on reallifelog More about AJ Khubani on blog More about AJ Khubani on bebo More about AJ Khubani on digg More about AJ Khubani on myspace More about AJ Khubani on squidoo More about AJ Khubani on ziki More about AJ Khubani on claimid More about AJ Khubani on greenpeace More about AJ Khubani on ning More about AJ Khubani on blogspot More about AJ Khubani on familytimes More about AJ Khubani on blogbeee More about AJ Khubani on xanga More about AJ Khubani on last.fm More about AJ Khubani on xing More about AJ Khubani on blogghost More about AJ Khubani on webshotsMore about AJ Khubani on typekey More about AJ Khubani on soulcastMore about AJ Khubani on freewebsMore about AJ Khubani on teenblogMore about AJ Khubani on friendsterMore about AJ Khubani on psychcentral
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