My article in Response TV Magazine
1993-03-12
I was focused on building products for our customers, but Richard was determined to pull us into the computer age—and eventually, onto the internet. We spent countless days and late nights working side by side to build our online presence. In the end, it paid off.
MMPP web site.
I loved the opening page!
This page listed all of our services
We packaged so many great retail products
Because the President of HOP pushed me to create some outlandish packaging, it gave us the confidence to take on most any market or product.
This was our bread and butter — the infomercial industry. At one point, we manufactured eight of the top ten infomercials!
We also provided all forms of duplication
And printing was a big part of our business
Then it all had to be put together
And managed, from design to finished product
All started from a spare bedroom in our house
We never had a problem gathering testimonials!
We worked on some crazy projects, but this one stands out as very special!
We had such great success with our multimedia website that we decided to expand by acquiring CDDuplication4less.com and DVDDuplication4less.com, launching both platforms shortly after. Our efforts paid off quickly—we rose to the #1 spot on Google and started receiving orders from across the country. One standout moment was receiving a 20,000-CD order from the Jeb Bush for Governor campaign in Florida.
For a time, the influx of organic business was incredible. Eventually, other duplicators caught on, and the competition grew. Still, by the end of my time running MMPP, we were investing about $20,000 a month for website ranking and pulling in $30,000 in profits—a solid return and a rewarding chapter in the business.
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