Product Catalogue

Get more customers by displaying your product range on your website in a simple to manage product catalogue.

Showcase your products Virtually

Potential customers will use your website to research details of your products before they make a purchase. Even if you don't sell online, you will still need to show your product range on your website to attract customers to your business - think of it as another shopfront.

With a Bloomtools Product Catalogue, managing your products is fast and simple. You have the option of adding images, descriptions, prices, colours and sizes for each product and all this is managed in one location. Use this tool to show what you sell and to get more customers for your business.

What your business can do with the Product Catalogue:

  • Provide the information your customers need on your products
  • Increase your traffic by adding value to your website 
  • Provide product details and images
  • Attract customers by making it simple for them to see products
  • Make your business look professional online
  • Each product is equipped with an inquire button for easy visitor action
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