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11 de abr. de 2001 · Jason Wall, 30-year-old CEO of In-Concept, the company behind Wally Balls (wallyballs.com), started out with a half-dozen designs four years ago. Today the young entrepreneur lays claim to...
4 de abr. de 2001 · Jason Wall, 30-year-old CEO of In-Concept, the company behind Wally Balls (wallyballs.com), started out with a half-dozen designs four years ago. Today the young entrepreneur lays claim to hundreds.
Ever since the late 90‘s, Jason Wall’s invention has been gracing the tips of car antennas everywhere, and delighting many road weary traveler with his zany Antennaballs. This self made multi-millionaire boasts a sales rate of around 500 thousand Antennaballs a month.
With 61.6 million cars on the road in 1960, that’s a lot of antennas. Seizing on this previously unseen opportunity, the folks at the Union 76) chain of gas stations came up with a clever marketing idea. It Happened at the World’s Fair. In 1962, Union 76 (named after the year of American independence and today just called 76) came up with a ...
5 de jun. de 2022 · Jason Wall started Antenna Balls, which was inspired by a mid-nineties commercial that featured Jack, the fast-food company’s spokes-character, who said they sold over 3 million antenna balls. He then created his own designs, which amounted to tremendous success, with designs that ranged from smiley faces, all the way to characters ...
27 de nov. de 2023 · If you are over the age of 30, then you have probably seen one of these funny-looking balls installed on a car’s antenna. Although their popularity has declined, antenna toppers are still used today by car owners, especially those who’ve got a set of vintage wheels.
5 de abr. de 2022 · 11. Antenna Balls. You or your parents probably had one of these on your car at some point. These yellow, ubiquitous smiley-faced balls are perched atop antennas in parking lots, which made Jason Wall a rich man. These antenna balls were inspired by a commercial for Jack in the Box, a fast food chain in 1997.
