Web-to-Print solutions company offers virtual storefronts for printing businesses

VANCOUVER, British Columbia - Nov. 1, 2013 - PRLog -- As remote publishing becomes even more popular, brick and mortar printing businesses can make use of modern printing solutions to up their sales. Also referred to as desktop publishing, web-to-print solutions providers have gone out of their way to reach out to printing businesses and encourage them employ a technology that can best answer the demands for printed materials around the world.

Press Centric CEO says that “web-to-print allows existing printing businesses and aspiring businessmen in this line of work to set up a virtual storefront that streamlines the whole process.” With Web to print by Press Centric, orders of print materials are processed online and the finished products are shipped directly to the client’s doorstep. The best thing is, everything can be done entirely online.

“We believe in making technology work for us. If not, we will get left behind and our businesses suffer. If we know how to turn a simple web-based storefront into a money-making machine, coupled with the right work ethics and dedication, we believe succeeding in remote publishing is not too far away,” adds Press Centric CEO.

Press Centric has been providing all the necessary services needed for anyone to start their own web-to-print business. Using the internet, one can have a business website, complete with an easy-to-use Content Management System (CMS), a tracking system, licensed software and a wide array of print material options for clients. As a web-to-print solutions provider, the storefront features printing options for the materials needed, a payment scheme and the ability for clients to make their own inputs to the design before it reaches the printer.

Getting into this kind of business is something to ponder on, especially with the growing demand of ordering everything online. Web-to-print businesses have seen a steady growth across the world, and there’s no sign of them slowing down.http://www.presscentric.com