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Case Study

LoveBook

Sharing the love throughout the UK

Our Client

LoveBook

What We Did

Print on Demand (ConnecTED)

Release Date

January 2019

Authors

Jon Tolley

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LoveBook formed in the US in 2007, and with a mission to 'use technology for creating products and services that enable people to build relationships in creative ways', LoveBook has discovered a winning personalisation formula. Its products, which include not just books but a whole raft of gift options such as jewellery, ceramics and textiles, use a distinctive personalisation style guaranteed to thrill both giver and receiver alike.

With a promise that LoveBooks can be shipped to just about every country in the world, and a range perfectly suited to the UK market, LoveBook needed to find a knowledgeable and experienced local partner to both support its brand and help further develop its offering.

Precision Proco was the obvious candidate. Widely acknowledged as the UK’s leading provider of personalised gifts and books, it had the skills and the technology to quickly onboard LoveBook as a new customer and scale production capacity without any delays.

  • From our very first conversation, through to launch date and beyond, we’ve been impressed by Precision Proco’s approach, service and technical expertise. We’re looking forward to their continued help in growing LoveBook’s success in the UK.
    Tony Dombrowski
    Director of Operations & Relations
  • The whole LoveBook team share our passion for innovation and product development to allow us to help the brand maximise its basket value and deliver ‘must-have' products for the consumer.
    Jon Tolley
    CIO

Using its Application Programming Interface (API), integration was simple and frictionless and orders placed on LoveBooks ecommerce platform now feed seamlessly into Precision Proco’s automated workflow. These orders are produced using state-of-the-art personalisation and production technology, on-demand, then fulfilled and shipped across the whole of the UK.

Replicating the US personalisation success
in the UK market