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Giant Sticky Note Pads

Posted on 10/16/2006 00:00 AM | Link | Post Comment
I got a sample of these "Genius Pads" and it's actually a product with some potential....basically a giant sticky note pad. Dan Sherman took the idea and started distributing them to the U.S. with his own website which has a much better name: Mega Sticky.

I thought this was a very neat and simple product, and I've been using them to draw out plans and sometimes detailed to-do lists:

It's obviously a hell of a lot bigger than a regular sticky note, so it's good for drawing out plans etc for review.

This is a product which has the potential to be sold in places like Staples and Wal-Mart, but their packaging is absolutely hideous. I say they don't copy Post-It packaging, but at least make it slightly more professional like theirs.

I would also recommend the proprietors to encourage usage of these giant sticky pads in the office environment rather than aiming them towards kids. It seems big corporate contracts for these would be more lucrative than individuals or schools.

I can just imagine someone like a car designer, architect or engineer drawing out ideas on these then posting them on a wall to look at "The big picture."

Neat little product. Good luck with it Arash & Kelly!
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