CATALOGUE CLUB AUSTRALIAWelcome to Auscom digital. We are the creators of Catalogue Club Australia. Turnyour Word documents or PDF files in instant illustrative catalogues enhancing yourimage and online presence. Over 100 + Million viewers World wide and 20000 unique

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Digital CataloguesT h e r e a r e t h i n g s y o u c a n d o w i t h a

D i g i t a l C a t a l o g u e t h a t i s o n l yr e s t r i c t e d b y y o u r i m a g i n a t i o n !

Link, E-Commerce, Video, Sound, Synchronised with a Web Site,Mobile Web Display and so much more.

Learn today how you can benefit from a Digital Catalogue

Real Estate

Ever imagined how your buyers would react in watching a fullblown Brochure of a property in front of their eyes?

Just imagine the possibilities to have your seller paying a fewdollars for a brochure that could be viewed by a massive audi-ence increasing the possibilities of sale by 100’s % - A Win Win

Situation

Restaurant Menus

Just imagine your Restaurant Menu on display 24 x 7 for all tosalivate on. How easy it would be to implement one which can

be changed seasonally and looking amazing.Let your imagination live through your culinary expertise to a

vivid amazing Brochure. Buon Appetito!

Florists

Stop searching for that special gift that shows your love andappreciation. It would be much simpler if there was a cataloguewhere you could purchase Flowers and Gifts at anytime without

searching the world for it.Every Florist Should have a Catalogue. Full Stop

Corporate

Have you ever imagined how beautiful a brochure would lookfor a Tourist destination? The real fact that the Brochure is in-

teractive adds great value to tourists that can keep vivid memo-ries of the places they have visited. All interactive Cataloguescan be downloaded, printed and stored into a file. It’s like hav-

ing a postcard always in your hands.

Motor Industry

That Dream Car, in front of your eyes, showing all its assets in away never shown before. The model has been released, yourdealer doesn’t have it yet, but you have already the Brochurethat takes you in a world of your own, almost to the point of

driving it in your DREAMS!Now that’s a Brochure.

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Catalogue Club of Australia represents the best medium for Digital Catalogues.

Search easily by state, city, town - We call it the National Library of Digital Catalogues

7 out of 10 readers purchase as a result of reading a digital catalogue

60% of consumers who are ‘just browsing’ whilst reading a digital catalogue end up

making a purchase ( Salmat)

3.8 Million viewers approach our pages per year driven by Social Media Advertising.

National Promotion weekly with our own Email Broadcasting Service

The most significant benefit a digital catalogues produce is a chance to integrate your

current offers into your ecommerce platform so consumers can easily seamlessly shift

from surfing around to purchasing. Retailers are benefiting from the capability to add

abundant media for example videos into their catalogue, letting them showcase more

with the features and benefits of their products and maximizing engagement.

JUST IMAGINE WHAT A DIGITALCATALOGUE CAN DO FOR

YOUR BUSINESS

What are the benefits of joining the Club and what’s the dealAnyone that has a catalogue or brochure of their business can join the club by membership. The Catalogue Clubgives everyone an opportunity to expose their business digitally and an opportunity for interested viewers to readthe catalogues online on any gadget. Many readers have already expressed their acceptance by registering withour services. Although we are at the initial stages of this segment, we have a great following with our Just WeeklyDeals Segment. Over 3.8 Million viewers have accessed the site which will now be offered as part of the CatalogueClub Australia. We have an aggressive way of advertising from Social Media, reviews, trade entities and associatedmemberships.Our International hosting partner serves over 100+ Millions viewers per year with an average of 20 ‘000 newviewers per month. We also do search engine indexation Free of charge for our clients once they join. In briefexposure is not a problem.

Step 1

Registration of your Membership and Category of entry.The membership is Annual and changes to your

catalogue/brochure can be made without incurring extracharges provided is not and addition to an existent

Catalogue. Old catalogue is replaced by the new oneA membership identifiable number will be issued.

Step 2

Once your membership has been accepted and you haveyour membership number for the year, you can upload yourCatalogue. Your Catalogue will be set on our server and in-dexed in our Catalogue Club. Furthermore an Email Broad-

cast will be sent to all members and service clients.Finally your Catalogue will be indexed on Search engines

Step 3

If your catalogue changes often because of its nature, Step 2is repeated periodically as you wish and no extra chargeswill incur provided specifications are met. Most Cataloguesare uploaded within 24 hours and indexed accordingly. Al-

ways one instant of your catalogue is featured, unless furthermemberships are required. Please check our website for

more information.

3 Steps

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Questions

Does my Catalogue list Nation-ally or Regionally.

Depending from your require-ment. If you sell products fromyour Catalogue Nationally, thanyou list your Catalogue in theNational Page. In the other endif your catalogue is listed onlyfor Local Purchases than youlist only in your Area zone.

Do I have to pay extra if myCatalogue lists Nationally butwant it also regionally?

Your Nationally listed Cata-logue is also listed in your AreaZone Free of charge.

What if my catalogue changes,do I have to pay Extra?

No, your Annual Membershipallows you to change your cat-alogue as often as you like. (52times a year).

I don’t know how to design aCatalogue, but I see the poten-tial and I want one designed.Can you help?

Yes, Smart Cat is our designunit for Digital Catalogues. Fora minimal price we can do thisfor you.

“Imagine The Possibilities”

Technical Specificationsabout your catalogue

design.

Catalogues are to be submitted in PDF formatas a finished product. Maximum size forStandard Catalogues are A 4 and 10 Pages

inclusive of Front and Rear pages.Minimum resolution images to be of 150 dpi.

And accepted formats are either JPEG or PNG.Once a catalogue is submitted it will go througha digital conversion in which case it would need

to be cleared to pass its publication.If links are needed for reference, they need tobe set during the designing of your catalogue,otherwise we can do these digitally for you fora minimum cost. E-Commerce catalogues willneed to reference products and Shopping cartoutside the Catalogue Publishing server; “e.g.

your hosting server”.

Procedure

Andrew Price, General Manager –Consumer Products, Roy Morgan Re-search, says:

“Online grocery shopping is still relatively

niche in Australia, but if supermarkets

continue to invest in their e-commerce

platforms, and introduce cheaper deliv-

ery and online loyalty schemes, it’s likely

that the number of Aussie grocery-buy-

ers shopping this way will continue to

grow. In today’s time-pressed society,

getting to the supermarket is not always

easy; whereas a few clicks on a smart

phone can be done anywhere, any time.

“Of the major supermarkets, a higher

proportion of Woolworths and Coles cus-

tomers make supermarket purchases

online than those who usually shop at

ALDI and IGA. Currently,

ALDI only offers alcohol online (although

their customers come in below average

for this kind of purchase), while IGA have

not yet expanded into e-commerce,

which limits their loyal customers’ op-

tions.

Like taxes, bills and bad drivers,

shopping for groceries is one of

life’s inevitabilities. Yet according

to the latest findings from Roy

Morgan Research, less than half

(47.4%) of the Australian

population actually enjoy grocery

shopping. Which begs the question:

why aren’t more people sparing

themselves the angst of the

supermarket and purchasing their

groceries online?

Some 12.8 million Australians are

their household’s main grocery-buy-

er, yet only 3.0% of them (389,000

people) do their supermarket shop-

ping via the Internet in an average

four weeks. However, this is a sub-

stantial increase on 2011, when

169,000 grocery buyers were mak-

ing their supermarket purchases this

way.

Meanwhile, the proportion of Auss-

ie grocery-buyers buying alcohol

online in any given four weeks is

also growing, having almost dou-

bled from 1.6% (or 196,000 people)

in 2011 to 3.1% (398,000) as of

June 2015.

An ever increaseof Digital Cata-logues helps on-line shopping

surge

Online grocery shopping still niche

(but not for much longer)

Credit to Roy Morgan Research all rights reserved © 2015

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