Shark Tank Busy Sign: Do Not Disturb Smart LED For Content Creators Announced
Mar 1, 2023
BusyBox Corp is helping content creators enhance their in-home workspaces and minimize distractions by launching their Bluetooth ‘busy’ signs.
Northbridge, United States - March 1, 2023 /PressCable/ —
As featured on Shark Tank, the recent launch of BusyBox Corp’s signs combines the style of retro radio booth ‘on-air’ displays with modern-day Bluetooth technology for at-home content creators to let others know when they are not to be disturbed.
More information is available at https://shop.busyboxsign.com
The newly launched range of BusyBox signs includes options for all budgets and needs, with variations for pixel displays, digital LCD screens, and smartphone connectivity.
The number of content creators is estimated to exceed 200 million worldwide, and many of them enjoy the freedom of working from home in a private workspace or studio. However, this freedom can result in distractions and interruptions by family members.
BusyBox Corp's Bluetooth ‘busy’ signs offer a stylish and creative way for creators to avoid intrusions while they are broadcasting.
All of the company’s signs are made with high-quality radio-style black covers that feature an illuminated display of a message. These displays can be adjusted to read various messages such as ‘Busy,’ ‘On A Call,’ ‘Recording,’ and ‘Live’ to prevent interruptions during crucial content creation moments. The model with the digital screen can also display images, videos and .gifs for getting the message across with emphasis (and fun).
BusyBox Corp’s signs can be attached to a door or wall using a mounting plate, or simply placed on a table for family members to see. Furthermore, through the sign’s Bluetooth options content creators can easily change the display’s color and message through the company’s mobile app or remote control.
Content creators can customize their boxes to suit their personal style with accessories, including alternative covers, stands, message packs, and activation buttons. The signs can also be integrated with calendar applications and Zoom software to automatically activate during scheduled meetings and calls.
The BusyBox signs were featured on Season 13 of Shark Tank and have since earned multiple 5-star testimonials from customers. The company offers a lifetime warranty for its signs, as well as free shipping throughout the United States.
A content creator who uses the BusyBox signs said, “I love the product and my family really likes it as it lets them know if I’m in a recording session or live call and shouldn’t be interrupted.”
Interested parties can find more information by visiting https://shop.busyboxsign.com
Contact Info:
Name: Steve Skillings
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Organization: BusyBox Corp.
Address: 1 Main Street Suite 5, Northbridge, MA 01588, United States
Website: http://www.BusyBoxSign.com
Source: PressCable
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