Focus on E-Commerce Solutions
NO-MINIMUM.CO.UK Sell customised products with an e-commerce site
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o-Minimum.co.uk is an innovative web-to-print platform offering digitally printed and laser engraved products from just a single piece and with no set-up charges.
Distributors can get their own free-of-charge No-Minimum Bespoke site which they can use to sell personalised gifts and promotional products to their customers with little effort or intervention on their own part. Customers simply go online, select a product and customise it in real time. The order is sent directly to in-house digital printing and laser engraving technology and then dispatched to the customer in plain packaging. The distributor receives the balance of the payment without having to get involved in the process at all. This streamlined production system allows industry-beating lead times, with many products dispatched in just 24 hours. A No-Minimum Bespoke site is free, fast to set up and easy to maintain. It can be hosted as a standalone site or on your own domain. An admin area allows you to tailor your site without needing advanced IT skills. As well as customising with your own branding, you can add unique content to help with SEO and drive new traffic to your site.
No-Minimum Bespoke opens up access to hundreds of high-quality personalised products and is a great tool to sell to new and existing customers who might be put off by minimum order quantities.
www.no-minimum.co.uk DECONETWORK Your business all in one box N
ot just a state-of-the-art V8 online designer but a business hub with a complete business management tool to run your print and embroidery business, supporting various decoration processes. DecoNetwork is also a fully functional standalone website. It means that you donʼt have to host a separate website and pay for the hosting somewhere else. With DecoNetwork you can also customise the look of your site, add your own domain pages and all other things you would imagine each website should have.
That said, the team hears this question from time to time circulating around: How to link DecoNetwork with my current website? The team personally recommends that you on use DecoNetwork as your website as it is easier to maintain and you donʼt have to pay for hosting twice, but they want to make sure, that you also explore all of your options first before
making any decision (which is ultimately yours). Below, you will find seven choices that you have:
1) Starting a new website from scratch. 2) Moving my existing site into DecoNetwork system.
3) Using my existing domain with DecoNetwork.
4) How to add 301 redirection. 5) I just need a link.
6) Using Online Designer with external shopping basket. 7) Using an iframe.
The above seven choices lets you see DecoNetwork can be flexible as well as offering you the perfect solution for your set up. The teams main aim is to make sure you purchase the correct package for your business requirements.
www.deconetwork.com Seven ways to use DecoNetwork online
REGATTA PROFESSIONAL Get all your images online
H The Regatta Hub
www.printwearandpromotion.co.uk
ave you checked out Regatta Professionalʼs Hub Group? The customer-dedicated Hub will give you access to Regattaʼs latest imagery.
The marketing material is free to download and use across your e-commerce site. You can even print out imagery to use on advertising banners for your shop or store. To access the imagery, head to
www.regattagrouphub.com and simply fill in your details. A user request will then be sent to Regatta HQ to be authorised.
www.regattaprofessional.com February 2018 | 65 | The web-to-print platform
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