How YouTubers get physical products into retail stores with Semaphore Licensing Solutions

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Send us a textWhen YouTubers typically think of selling something to their audience, they think of Merch. The hoodie, the mug, the T-shirt.However, there are much bigger opportunities for those creators who have a large audience and that is having products at national retail stores.Today, I chat with Mike Bienstock, CEO of Semaphore Licensing Solutions about how Creators are able to get their products into stores.Check out Semaphore's website for more info!This show is hosted by Liron Segev who is a Tech Blogger - TheTechieGuy.com, YouTuber, and the Director of customer success at vidIQ. If you have any questions, please feel free to email [email protected]

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