Advertising System and Method and Display Tag Arrangement for Use Therewith
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1. A dual functional apparel hang tag, comprising;
- a facestock having first and second surfaces;
a first section provided adjacent one end of the facestock, the first section having human and machine readable indicia relating to a first product;
a second section separate from the first section and having a plurality of distinct fields, with each of the distinct fields having unique advertising relating to more than one distinct products or services which is not the first product; and
wherein at least one of the fields includes graphical information and another of said fields includes at least one of tactile information, olfactory information, auditory information, and gustatory information.
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Abstract
A product announcement and merchandizing device and system is provided and includes a system and method for matching or merging a first product with one or more distinct products or services and displaying that merged message through use of a hang tag or an article identifier arrangement. The hang tag or article identifier has first and second sections with one or more individually operable and distinct fields. The system can actuate a message or other response in connection with receiving a particular signal or as part of an advertising campaign.
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1. A dual functional apparel hang tag, comprising;
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a facestock having first and second surfaces; a first section provided adjacent one end of the facestock, the first section having human and machine readable indicia relating to a first product; a second section separate from the first section and having a plurality of distinct fields, with each of the distinct fields having unique advertising relating to more than one distinct products or services which is not the first product; and wherein at least one of the fields includes graphical information and another of said fields includes at least one of tactile information, olfactory information, auditory information, and gustatory information. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
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