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Avery Design and Print Online Turns Office Products Into Marketing Tools for Realtors
Monday 28. April 2008 - Avery Dennison Upgrades Graphics Offered on Free Web-Based Design Tool
Avery Dennison Office Products Company has recently completed an upgrade of the graphics on its free web- based design tool, Avery Design and Print Online, including a new special section dedicated to real estate agents.
“Whether a Top Producer or a Rookie, realtors across the country often have to print customized business cards, flyers and note cards when they need them quickly or in smaller quantities than commercial printers’ minimums, and that can be very costly,” said Peta-Gaye Latibeaudiere, Senior Product Manager for Avery Dennison. “Avery Design and Print Online, together with Avery printable products, now offer agents a high quality solution to help save them time and money.”
Avery Design and Print Online is a free, easy to use web-based tool that allows consumers to create and print hundreds of Avery products without having to install or download any software. Compatible with PCs, Macs and Linux systems, the program features unique designs that appeal to real estate professionals.
With the new design section, users can choose a specific business and see a wide selection of related designs that cover a suite of different products for them to choose to customize and print. Once a project is printed, such as a business card, the user can return to the same design theme to choose a different product, such as a label, postcard or brochure to customize, until the user has all the products that he or she needs. Additional graphics can be imported from the extensive clip art gallery or from personal files, and once completed, projects can be printed immediately or saved on the user’s hard drive for use at a later date.
“Avery Design and Print Online is a state-of-the-art tool that makes designing and printing business cards, postcards, brochures and more, quick and easy from anywhere the realtor has Internet access and a printer,” said Latibeaudiere, “and in the fast pace world in which realtors work, that can be a valuable marketing asset.”