It's a long process to get into stores and have people get notified of the products. There are lots of marketing needed to be done, including demo, flyers, coupon, community support, facebook, newsletter, twitter, ads, etc etc etc
We are doing the best we can; for the local Northern California market I think we are on a somewhat steady but not fast enough expansion; however in the Southern California I am a bit more concerned since that market is literally on hold or slowly dying because the stores do not want to reorder. I am positive that our products will sell, it's just the matter of how we proceed, and how we proceed correctly and sustainably.
Well, will just continue to try...