Photomore’s Newest Designs of its Hot-Selling, High-Profit Photo and Presentation Essentials To be Showcased at Imaging USA

Popular, economical, and high quality photo display and presentation products from Photomore incorporate precision design for easy, fast assembly and reduced waste

November 21, 2017 — At Imaging USA this coming January 14-16, buyers who go to booth #677 to see Photomore, the worldwide leader in photobooks and photo gifts, will notice exciting design changes emerging from its line of popular, essential inventory pieces. These include customizable and easy-to-make photobooks, magnets, and the runaway hit of Photo Plus this past October, Photomore’s 4 x 6” and 6 x 8” acrylic panels that can be “snapped together in seconds”, according to the company.

“We recognize that retailers and photographers could use more leeway in offering bundles, while saving space and reducing waste,” says Photomore sales manager Matt Davis of Photomore, a Peleman Industries group. “We see that we have an opportunity to modernize our products both in terms of design as well as the subtle but sure changes that reflect corporate responsibility.”

The High-Return Opportunity for Photo Studios and Retailers

For the large numbers of Americans who still want to hold, and display, their photographs; Photomore has perfected a number of easily-assembled, high quality, attractively–priced photobooks and photo panels that make the job of upselling prints for wall, shelf, or other display, easy. Luis Cassis, Photomore sales and marketing manager, says that those who sell photo prints are benefitting from these easily sold, add-on gift items and enhancements which take only seconds to prepare – but result in substantially higher profits.

“We use quality materials, our own manufacturing assembly and testing in the USA. These pieces must have the good looks and strong features to be part of the family,” says Cassis. “When a salesperson or photo consultant takes out a customer’s wedding proofs, and within seconds can show them a variety of photo gifts for wedding party participants, friends and family; he or she has given the customer unexpected, immediate gratification; and has created a happy customer. It’s only a couple of dollars more for the consumer, but it multiplies quickly for the studio or retailer.”

The Full Product Line-Up

With 20-30% Discounts and Free Shipping if Purchased at the Imaging USA Show

• Photobooks – Resin Binding, Staples Binding, Clamp Buying, Self-Adhesive
• Photo Panels – Acrylic, Self-Adhesive Molded, Self-Adhesive Wood, Resin Wood
• Acrylic Panels – 4 x 6 and 6 x 8
• Magnets – 4 x 4 and 4 x 6
• Calendars – 8 x 4, 6 x 8 and 8 x 10
• Plus, a new 4-Shelf Wire Floor Display is now available.

Complete details on the full range of Photomore’s photo book and photo gift lines are available at http://photomore.com/US/

To Arrange An Appointment with Photomore at Imaging USA
If you are attending Imaging USA January 14 through 16, in Nashville, and would like to arrange an on-site appointment with Photomore strategic sales manager Matt Davis, call +1 770-674-6002; or email [email protected].

Imaging USA

Imaging USA is owned and operated by Professional Photographers of America (PPA), the largest international non-profit association created by professional photographers, for professional photographers. Almost as long-lived as photography itself, PPA’s roots date back to 1869. It assists more than 30,000 members through protection, education, and resources for their continued success. See how PPA helps photographers be more at PPA.com

The Peleman Philosophy

From celebratory photo books and annual reports to real estate, stock offerings and other prospectuses; the more important the content, the more elegant, formal, and perfect the presentation must be.

Photomore is part of Peleman Industries, the leading supplier of photo book covers in the world. The company is the preferred provider of presentation media and equipment, including a variety of finishing and binding devices, for all the significant written and photographed materials produced and bound every day, around the world.

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