More Jets, More Cleaning?
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Anthony and Jon open the conversation on “more jets = better cleaning” by looking at how that claim shows up in ads and on the floor. What shoppers hear, what sales teams repeat, and why this keeps becoming the comparison point when dishwashers are side-by-side.

The Inside Edge delivers real-time education and critical insights that salespeople can immediately apply to their conversations with customers. It cuts through the clutter and focuses on what matters most—helping retail professionals truly understand products, overcome common misconceptions, and confidently present solutions that resonate with customers.

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