They will also go into the draw to win a sample pack, which features Bannershop’s core products with the reseller’s branding

The reseller-branded web-to-print system can give quotes, process artwork, provide job histories and receive payments.

Assistant marketing manager Rose Berthon said Bannershop had upgraded the system, called ‘Wow’, since launching it earlier this year.

“There has been really positive feedback. We requested feedback so we can improve it for the user and we’ve been able to refine it to make it more user-friendly,” she told the PacPrint Daily.

The Sydney-based company opened a Victorian office in Port Melbourne last week and plans to open a Queensland office in September, she said.

Bannershop generates about half its sales from retail business and half from trade work, with resellers getting special prices, she added.

“Our core products have the most margin: pull-up banners, wind flags, vinyl banners and exhibition kits,” she said, adding that vinyl banners can be turned around in as little as 26 hours.

Bannershop resellers include Kwik Kopy, Signarama, Minuteman Press and Worldwide Online.

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