Jul 1, 2019
Vivid Advertising launches brand new platform showing off their huge range of products, well suited to the billion dollar print commerce industry.

Australia - July 1, 2019 / / —
Vivid Advertising offers a huge range of print products from large exhibition display stands to smaller accessories. The company prides itself on being able to deliver the highest possible quality to their customers while making sure that nothing – not time, distance or quality – can stand in the way of companies making the most of their brand.
Now, Vivid Advertising has launched a brand new platform to make it even easier for their customers to find exactly what they need and place their order. The platform has a clear layout and encourages intuitive navigation to each page. Clear pricing and product features means that any browsing customer can get a feel for what they need and the budget required.
Each product is clearly labelled and there is an instant pricing calculator which gives customers a clear breakdown of what is included in the cost of any product. Customers also have the option to upload their own artwork and have it checked to make sure that it is of a high enough quality for the product they have chosen. This is an essential part of any design as there is always the danger of pixelation with a low quality image.
The ordering and process has been broken down into 5 easy steps: placing the order, submitting the artwork, proofing the design, payment and production and delivery to the customer’s preferred address. The company has also made life much easier for company designers by providing a template for each product. This saves customers a lot of time in the design process as they have a better idea of what is needed. A set-up guide is also provided with all products as required.
Vivid Advertising has been around since 2006 and have been lucky enough to work with over 26,500 happy businesses. Over the years, they have consistently worked towards improving and optimizing their system for their clients and this new platform represents a new approach from Vivid to push their business to the next level.
For more information about Vivid Advertising, please contact Ahmed on 1300 72 16 14, or email [email protected]. Please address any postal queries to 43 Barclay Road, Derrimut, Victoria 3026 Australia and check out their website https://www.vividads.com.au/ for all the information you need.
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Name: Ahmed
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Organization: Vivid Advertising
Address: 43 Barclay Road, Derrimut, Victoria 3026 Australia
Phone: 1300 72 16 14
Website: https://www.vividads.com.au/
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