In 2012, Paperly won for its personalized iPhone cases and cutting boards. In 2013, Paperly submitted 2 new product innovation entries: personalized platters and iPad cases. Unfortunately, Paperly did not earn awards for either entry. However, I thought you may enjoy snippets of each entry. Below, I'm highlighting Paperly's personalized platters. In a later blog post, I'll highlight our iPad cases.
Personalized Platters
All of Paperly’s products are one-of-a-kind creations; however, no product provides greater versatility than our personalized platter. This versatility – along with its reasonable price ($39.95) – helped the platter become one of Paperly’s most popular products in 2012. Paperly’s platter measures 14” x 10” and can mix and match designs, colors, fonts, names, logos and photos. The ability to create a beautiful, hyper-customized platter to the exact specifications of the customer at an incredible price is a true “game changer”. The platter has quickly become a top 5 most popular of Paperly's. Given Paperly’s keen focus on personalized products, and its belief that hyper-customization is ideal for the at-home party model, the platter is the perfect fit for Paperly’s existing product mix.As shown in the photos above, Paperly’s platters are the epitome of hyper-customization. Each platter combines designs, colors, fonts, names, logos and photos to create never seen before, one-of-a-kind products. The ability to create a beautiful product to the exact specifications of the customer at an incredibly reasonable price is a true “game changer”. Given Paperly’s keen focus on personalized products, and its belief that hyper-customization is ideal for the at-home party model, the platter is the perfect fit for its existing product mix. Paperly cannot wait to see how its customers personalize its platters in 2013.
Congratulations to Longaberger for winning this product category. Next year, we'll come back strong and hopefully win!
Regards,
Jay Rudman, Founder & CEO, Paperly (www.Paperly.com)
Jay Rudman, Founder & CEO, Paperly (www.Paperly.com)
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