UBU Products has created an enhanced online system which allows customers to design their own personalized stationery and see the finalized product immediately. The program is used by dealers.
September 21, 2006 (Press Release) --
Agoura, CA -- UBU personalized products, a leader and innovator in the cartoon stick figure personalized stationery business, has announced the launch of a new web-based design program for dealers to use to enable their customers to create personalized stationery online.
Customers can use thousands of stick figure combinations to create images that resemble friends, family members, and even pets with the click of a mouse. The images can then be arranged on stationery.
Dealers say the new program is user friendly, eliminates the need for paper order forms, and allows their customers to see the finished product online right away.
"There are countless possibilities and combinations, so there is certain to be one that tickles everyone's fancy," said Cindy Rotberger, creator of the design system. "Not only is it easy to use, it's a lot of fun as well. Dealers tell us they get bigger orders by using this new online program."
Families enjoy gathering around the computer to create unique stationery for every member of the family to use.
"Not only is this a fun process, but it is also a great family project. It is the perfect gift for family or friends or even yourself. The program is excellent for fund raisers, catalog sales, and for use in retail stores. Just go to the program and follow the simple instructions and before long you'll have stationery that reflects your personality," said Rotberger.
A special demo that shows how the program works has been set up for dealers who are interested in marketing this product or obtaining licensing information on using a variation of the program. The demo is located at http://www.UBUProducts.com.
"This program will change and revolutionize the way UBU and our dealers across the country do business," said Rotberger. "Allowing users to see their finished product will enhance the user experience and decrease potential hesitations customers could have when ordering product sight unseen. We expect customers to order additional variations of our products once they see how great it looks on the site."
Dealers are able to use the UBU system through a unique link that can be placed on the dealer's own web site. Dealers can also market the program with a unique password that identifies the customer and gives them access to the UBU web site. UBU does not sell directly to the public. All of the UBU images created for the stationery can also be used on other UBU products as well.
UBU has been featured on the NBC "Today Show," ABC's "The View," and has been seen in "Greetings Etc.", "Seventeen", "Rolling Stone', "New Yorker", and "Mens' Journal" magazines.
About UBU Personalized Products
UBU Personalized Products is a privately-held, national stationery dealer. UBU began in 1994 and sells its products through its network of thousands of dealers and retail stores. UBU offers a variety of personalized products, including address labels, lunch bags, note cards, mommy pads, gift stickers and personalized cookies and checks that customers can personalize
with any of the UBU formats.
Press Contact:
Leo Rotberger
(818) 706 3390
Press release services provided by http://ThatPRGuy.com.
Customers can use thousands of stick figure combinations to create images that resemble friends, family members, and even pets with the click of a mouse. The images can then be arranged on stationery.
Dealers say the new program is user friendly, eliminates the need for paper order forms, and allows their customers to see the finished product online right away.
"There are countless possibilities and combinations, so there is certain to be one that tickles everyone's fancy," said Cindy Rotberger, creator of the design system. "Not only is it easy to use, it's a lot of fun as well. Dealers tell us they get bigger orders by using this new online program."
Families enjoy gathering around the computer to create unique stationery for every member of the family to use.
"Not only is this a fun process, but it is also a great family project. It is the perfect gift for family or friends or even yourself. The program is excellent for fund raisers, catalog sales, and for use in retail stores. Just go to the program and follow the simple instructions and before long you'll have stationery that reflects your personality," said Rotberger.
A special demo that shows how the program works has been set up for dealers who are interested in marketing this product or obtaining licensing information on using a variation of the program. The demo is located at http://www.UBUProducts.com.
"This program will change and revolutionize the way UBU and our dealers across the country do business," said Rotberger. "Allowing users to see their finished product will enhance the user experience and decrease potential hesitations customers could have when ordering product sight unseen. We expect customers to order additional variations of our products once they see how great it looks on the site."
Dealers are able to use the UBU system through a unique link that can be placed on the dealer's own web site. Dealers can also market the program with a unique password that identifies the customer and gives them access to the UBU web site. UBU does not sell directly to the public. All of the UBU images created for the stationery can also be used on other UBU products as well.
UBU has been featured on the NBC "Today Show," ABC's "The View," and has been seen in "Greetings Etc.", "Seventeen", "Rolling Stone', "New Yorker", and "Mens' Journal" magazines.
About UBU Personalized Products
UBU Personalized Products is a privately-held, national stationery dealer. UBU began in 1994 and sells its products through its network of thousands of dealers and retail stores. UBU offers a variety of personalized products, including address labels, lunch bags, note cards, mommy pads, gift stickers and personalized cookies and checks that customers can personalize
with any of the UBU formats.
Press Contact:
Leo Rotberger
(818) 706 3390
Press release services provided by http://ThatPRGuy.com.
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