May 13, 2004 : DesignVAR Unveils Private Label Design

📅 May 13, 2004 - DesignVAR (designvar.com) announced this week that it has launched a custom, private label Web design service for Web hosting providers.

According to the company, its services are offered in four different packages and include custom logo creation, making it easier for hosting companies to market and sell the service. DesignVAR's private label service is also equipped with a customer relationship management solution that allows hosting providers to deliver customer requests directly from their Web site to DesignVAR.
"Many hosting companies are reselling domain names, hosting, and even some do-it-yourself site solutions such as Trellix. These are elements of a complete customer solution. DesignVAR.com is offering a service that no other company has offered the hosting industry - the opportunity to use professional Web designers under a private label for custom Web design," says Mark Drake, chief executive officer of DesignVAR.com. "It's the perfect solution for hosting companies who lose, or can?t gain business because the client or prospect can't get what they need, which is a business site with the elements important to their service."
DesignVAR also offers hosting providers news feeds, chat programs, interactive FAQ's and other tools for resale.

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