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NEW Military Home Shopping Channel to Launch!

byKim Babjak
December 7, 2010

What will help products reach MILLIONS of consumers? T.V. of course!

The Military Shopping Channel (MSC) will be a fabulous new shopping model that will have access to over 12+ MILLION active duty and retired military personnel, and their families. Holy Toledo!

After returning from Tampa, and visiting with Shark Tank’s Kevin Harrington, I am convinced nothing could be truer.

With many retailers being afraid to pioneer new products, and not so willing to give a new product a chance to shine; TV will continue to be the big star for getting item noticed my millions in a nano-second. Look at the Snuggy, no retailer carried it until a test on TV was successful. Then they bought so many that they had them stacked from store floor to the ceiling.

After spending the day with Kevin and his fabulous staff that at TVGoods.com, I realized that products need a different forum for getting noticed in today’s tough retail market. That is what Kevin and his company TVGoods.com are doing.  Given buyers are not buying like they use to for retail; TV may be that exposure products need to launch. Even better if you can get a TV company to license the product from you. Something that Kevin Harrington and his company do very well. Kevin is known for  being the original infomercial KING, and by GOD he has the credentials to prove it!

I met with Famous Amos (Amous Harp), the cookie guy, at the launch party in Florida and let me tell you it was super exciting. Celebrities like Robert Kioysaki (Rich Dad Poor Dad author), Georg Foreman, Montel Williams and Jessica Schwarzkopf (daughter of General Schwarzkopf), are slated to launch the channel in Spring 2011!

So, if you think you have a product that might fit into this exciting shopping channel, let us know. We will fill you in on all that is involved in the process, and maybe you will have the NEXT BIG Military TV Product!

Always DREAM BIG!

Kim Babjak

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Kim Babjak
Kim Babjak was born to be an entrepreneur. From her childhood days of developing products, Kim has loved all aspects of business. However, the area that brings her the most joy is helping others achieve success. Armed with her dream of taking to market products she had been developing for years, Kim took a chance at becoming financially and emotionally free by starting and running her own business. She wanted to create a company that would give her the flexibility to work around her children and family, give her the freedom to make her own decisions, and help other entrepreneur's achieve the type of success she had. "I want to make people's lives easier, and that is just what I am doing" said Kim. Along the way, Kim encountered many obstacles, and through her perseverance, is now the owner of a highly successful company whose consumer products sold on QVC America, QVC UK, Wal-Mart, Walgreen's and large catalogs internationally. Kim is thrilled to take the experience and knowledge she has gained from starting and running her business, and now share it with others. Kim provides guidance and resources in the areas of product development, offshore manufacturing, importing and QVC consulting. This highly energetic and personable entrepreneur is helping create the "American Dream, one Dreamer at a time!"Since launching her company in 1998, Kim Babjak of KimCo LLC, has been living her "American Dream" of success. While wearing many hats like mother, entrepreneur, business woman, author, speaker and QVC agent, Kim has designed and taken to market many of the consumer products she has designed over the years. Her struggles and hurdles in the process have compelled her to develop a unique consulting program that helps entrepreneurs with finding, then living their own "American Dream." KimCo's new venture helps entrepreneurs get their products seen by millions on QVC or HSN, idea to paper product development, product prototyping and overseas manufacturing. Always Dream Big! Kim's four reason why she works so hard ! ""
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