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Pizzullo: Ramps sold 150 units in one week after viral post

Andrew Pizzullo · Advice Line with Sadie Lincoln of barre3 · Sep 19, 2024 · at 31:06

Andrew Pizzullo, founder of Pizzy Products, shares sales figures for his lawn game Ramps after a viral influencer post on Instagram.

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“In the last week, I think we sold around a 150. We only had 250 in our inventory, so far beyond our initial projections and expectations.”

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Pizzy Products sold approximately 150 Ramps game sets in one week from an initial inventory of 250 units following a viral social media post.

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