Metropix Inc. was originally established by its founder as a graphic design and web development firm. It has evolved into an enterprise that currently also markets Hawaiian and tropical island-style products. Additionally, the company provides a turnkey franchise concept of online catalog cloning through CloneMarketing.org and mPowerUp.com.
Currently, Metropix. operates out of facilities in Hawaii, but is striving for location independence. Presently, the company markets The Hawaiian Days Collection™, a print portfolio of the largest selection of vintage Hawaiian images, that have been marketed via Macy’s (Hawaii), Duty Free Shoppers, Hilo Hattie, gift stores, galleries, and surf shops in Hawaii, Mainland USA, and Japan. Several gateway websites support the print catalog.
Metropix finds itself at the brink of integrating Business to Consumer (B2C) and Business to Business (B2B) e-commerce models. Opportunities that emphasize the company's goals will be pursued aggressively by focusing on creative marketing.
Recognizing the opportunity to turn Metropix into a global enterprise its CEO is intent to lead the company toward rapid growth. Metropix has adopted a strategy to generate income in any type of economy. While profit is a logical result of doing something right, Metropix shall ultimately value itself with a purpose that lies beyond business and marketplace by adhering to responsible ethical and environmental practices.
By expanding the company with self-replicating business models Metropix is positioning itself for a broad future. Research of available technologies has resulted in a well-planned strategy that links retail, wholesale, and online activities together in such a way that one reinforces the other. Metropix is ready to serve as a vehicle for measurable action commitments that underscore the company’s philosophy.
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