Fetish Fantasy Series Chain Game Winners Announced

CHATSWORTH, Calif.—Pipedream Products and distributor ECN recently teamed up to co-sponsor the Fetish Fantasy Series Chain Game, a retail display contest held among 13 Déjà Vu stores in the United States. Winners of the 60-day contest have been chosen based on votes tabulated from both of the sponsors and the public. “The Fetish Fantasy Series Chain Game was created to promote brand awareness at a consumer level, while creating excitement among sales staff, by allowing them to use their creativity to build the best Fetish Fantasy Series display,” explains Alicia Sinclair of Pipedream Products. “We are really happy with the results and impressed with the creative displays as well as the jump in Fetish Fantasy sales within the stores that participated.” Winners were chosen based on points received for creativity, product placement and variety of product. Déjà Vu Adult Emporium, Love Boutique Bakersfield and Love Boutique Las Vegas won first, second and third place prizes respectively, which included both cash and an iPad. “I want to thank Pipedream for the support they showed Déjà Vu and ECN,” says Brian Herbstman of ECN. “Déjà Vu and Pipedream are rapidly growing companies because they understand the marketplace. Senior Buyer, Megan Schwartz, came to me with the idea and Pipedream allowed it to blossom into a bouquet. We look forward to working together in many more great things yet to come!” Nick Orlandino, CEO of Pipedream wishes to thank all of the participating stores including: Love Boutique Vista, Love Boutique Lansing, Love Boutique Saginaw, Tie Barnett Ave Adult Store, Washington Park Boutique Erotica, Love Boutique Shreveport, Love Boutique El Cajon, Love Boutique Flint, Love Boutique Michigan City, Love Boutique Ypsilanti, and Love BoutiqueOntario. “It’s major retailers like Déjà Vu and distributors like ECN who’ve made the Fetish Fantasy Series the success it is today,” he says. “We appreciate your support for this contest and enthusiasm for Pipedream as a whole.”