CUSTOMER PROFILES

Meshables (www.meshables.com)

Huntsville, AL - Meshables (www.meshables.com) is ushering in a new twist on the social media phenomenon with the advent of social cards anyone can design themselves.

Social media has gone beyond the expectations of nearly everyone. Yet whether you are on Facebook, MySpace, Twitter, or any other SN sites, most of our friendships initially start at the same place: offline.

That is where this new business model comes into play. Meshables founder, Tim Williams, quickly realized that there needed to be a better way to casually connect with people and provide access to more information about our personal side of life. Business cards are fine for the working world, but in casual situations, they can send a lot of mixed messages. The new way of connecting off the clock is social cards. Social cards can be most anything, from a picture with your contact info on it, to attractive artwork with links to your SN pages. They are creative little handouts that say something about you as a person, not just you as some company's property.

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Inteligent Data Printing (webstore.intelligentdataprinting.com)

Portland, OR - Everybody wants a private label print portal now, and that is exactly what Intelligent Data Printing is delivering. Custom storefronts, editable designs and unsurpassed convenience are all part of the package IDP's clients have come to expect.

Marketing departments are moving toward having their organization's promotional collateral online, editable, and ready to order with a click of the mouse. Nearly every conceivable product or service you can think of is delivered the same way, so why should printing be any different. It used to be considered a sophisticated print channel you would expect to find only in business magazines, or possibly offered by a high end ad agency, but in reality, it is available to small print businesses all over the world. IDP (http://webstore.intelligentdataprinting.com) has positioned itself perfectly to meet the expectations of the modern print buyer, and simplified the ordering process for all involved through web-to-print automation.

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Fusion Copy (www.fusioncopy.com)

Anthem, AZ - Arizona's own Fusion Copy proves that entering the world of web-to-print is well within reach.

Judd Lidster has been selling print and direct mail services for over 7 years in the Arizona market. Before that, he routinely consumed these services himself as a Marketing Rep for a company that taught real estate agents how to promote themselves effectively. Whether he was buying or selling print and direct mail products, the need was always the same: find a faster and easier way to empower customers with self-service tools.

"PrintBridge made it all possible," said Lidster. "I can now offer my customers customizable templates, the ability to upload PDF files, and collect payment, all in one simple online transaction. My customers can order with confidence knowing that their orders are being fulfilled automatically. They are even notified via email when the order ships."

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Apex Digital (www.apxprinting.com)

Irvine, CA - Apex Digital Expands Regionally and Prepares for a National Push Online.

Nam Tseng, Owner of the Southern California based Apex Digital (www.apxprinting.com) has his sights set on the national stage. With the decline of real estate marketing, the continual move toward commodity-based print products and increased competition in the digital printing marketplace, Apex chose to pursue a route of convenience and unmatched service quality over the web.

Utilizing the PrintBridge Small Business solution, Apex has created a wide variety of high impact and professional designs for several industries. Users can edit both text and imagery within the designs, customizing and branding potentially every template to meet their individual needs. Apex customers can additionally order, modify, and reorder the same design as many times as they would like.

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