Suggestions for the Marketing of Clitoral Stimulators
Oprah Winfrey has never made mention of clitoral stimulators on one of her shows. She has, however, invited a physician, a man willing to answer questions from various women. Those questions touched on subjects seldom mentioned on TV, subjects such as douching. Perhaps because Oprah’s invitation to the authors of In an Instant followed so closely the appearance by that physician, this writer found in that invitation a call for increased marketing of clitoral stimulators. Read the following article to learn who she thinks should get a sales pitch for such stimulators.This writer offers a word of advice to anyone responsible for the marketing of clitoral stimulators. Her advice does not limit itself to the market for standard stimulators. In fact, those who heed the following advice could enjoy increased sales of the hands free clitoral stimulators.
This writer could not avoid notice of the media coverage for the treatment of veterans returning from service in Iraq and Afghanistan. She noted that a book written by a man and woman team dealing with a battle-inflicted traumatic brain injury (TBI) earned recognition as a great “romance” on the Oprah Winfrey Show. That experience has caused this writer to take a keener interest in clitoral stimulators.
A couple that must deal with the effects of a TBI encounters daily challenges, as that pair strives to have their lives take on some semblance of normalcy. Such challenges can not help but strain the relationship between a man and his wife. A wise couple will realize that the bedroom offers them a place in which they might mend any strain in their relationship.
Still, a man recovering from a TBI might lack the ability to provide his wife with all of the pleasures that a healthy man can offer a woman. A man recovering from a TBI might find that he can appreciate the benefits of clitoral stimulators. Thus the marketer of such stimulators should set out for the various Veterans’ Hospitals within the United States.
While the media has certainly put information on TBIs front and center, one can not avoid noticing the number of men with missing limbs. Some men have lost one or both legs. Some have lost at least part of an arm. Veterans who find themselves minus that important extension of the arm, i.e. the hand, would no doubt respond positively to a sales pitch for hands free clitoral stimulators.
This writer suspects that the men in positions of authority within the military recognize the need for a close relationship between the soldier, sailor or Marine and his partner. By the same token, this writer can understand how such men could hesitate to promote use of devices that could seal such a relationship. Many such devices have, in the past, been used largely by playboys, men who take no interest in military matters.
Maybe promotion of clitoral stimulators presents the military with a sure way to make gains in the war on terrorism. One can not see any of the Imams using their pulpit to promote such devices. Yet there can be no doubt that at least some of the terrorists have wives and children. Injuries suffered by such family men might heal more readily if those men can find comfort in the bedroom.
In view of that fact, the military might do well to invite into its Veterans’ Hospitals the marketers of clitoral stimulators.