Signmojo Launches Web Store Partnership with Sign Companies Nationwide

Signmojo.com launched a new concept in e-commerce this month by partnering with sign companies nationwide to provide interior and exterior signs compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). As a registered distributor with Signmojo.com, companies can expand their business and increase profits by providing a large selection of ADA approved signs to their customers.

"Developing and marketing mandatory signage that meets all ADA requirements can be challenging, especially for sign companies that are not focused on ADA signs or are frustrated with their current supplier," explained Jon Wooldridge, vice president, Signmojo.com. "With our Web store, sign companies can increase profitability, bring in new customers and capture a larger share of the local market. Signmojo.com allows a registered distributor to be open 24/7 and gain a real foothold in the online business-to-business sales revolution. For the local sign company, this is a real game changer."

As a registered distributor, sign companies place the Signmojo.com link on their website. They can then place orders on behalf of their clients or suggest their customers order directly. For every purchase made, the registered distributor will receive a percentage of the sale. There are no fees or minimum purchases.

Signmojo.com supplies 31 complete product lines of ADA compliant signs, with more added each quarter, which can be customized with 56 colors, 12 text colors and three ADA compliant fonts. The Web store also allows quick and accurate previews of a customer's standard or customized final product for accurate, easy ordering. On average, it takes about eight minutes to place an order. Signs from the Web store are guaranteed for the life of the building, and most signs ship in 10 business days or less.

In addition, registered Signmojo.com distributors will enjoy exposure from a nationally advertised brand. "Signmojo.com will be the place businesses turn when they need ADA compliant signage," said Wooldridge.