Calling all Prodeal members! Do you like paper cuts? Do you always have no problem at all finding some tape? Are you an origami master? If you answered “yes” to all of these questions, then feel free to stop reading right here. However, if you answered “no” to at least one, then take a moment to allow me to educate you about the wonders of Plywerk’s in-house gift preparation service, cleverly called, Gift Your Order.
Our Gift Your Order service includes a perfectly wrapped order, tied with a red ribbon and completed with a hand written note!
You may from time to time have a notion to send a thank you gift to a client, and, naturally, our eco-conscious art mounting makes for a great gift. Nobody asked you to find a way to sustainably harvest your own bamboo, cut it, sand it to a baby-smooth finish, and mount your photos or artwork to it, and nobody’s going to ask you to gift-wrap that finished product, either. That’s why we’re here. For just one easy payment of $9.95, we won’t just make your gift look presentable with a dashing red ribbon, we’ll also take the time to hand write your personalized note to the recipient—no, seriously, a real human being will use a handheld writing implement to transcribe your words from screen to paper. It’s like magic! Then we’ll whisk your delivery swiftly and safely away to its destination, where it will no doubt be received with awe and wonderment.
We will write a handwritten note to your clients!
It goes without saying that our gift-wrapping procedures adhere to the strict guidelines set forth in our “more than just green” policy, and we use only the most fashionable eco-chic packing materials. Your clients will already be impressed by seeing their photos mounted on bamboo; the professional gift-wrapping flourish will be the icing on the cake. A delicious, vegan icing. We know how hard you work to go the extra mile for your clients, so let us go the extra mile for you with Gift Your Order.
Article written by Daven Mathies
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