SpinPac debuts--Integrated Marketing Tools for Mac Developers

Spin Studio today announced SpinPac, the first truly integrated marketing solution designed especially for Mac industry developers and companies releasing new and updated products. SpinPac provides an invaluable set of eight essential marketing tools and initiatives that both help announce a new or updated product to Mac customers around the world, and draw attention to it. The result is much higher revenue generation potential for the developer or company. What's more, with SpinPac customers get expert execution and implementation from Mac industry expert and Apple Worldwide Developer Relations alumni, Ed Prasek, Spin Studio's founder and president.

"Our innovative SpinPac provides Mac industry developers and companies with the critical marketing initiatives and expert execution that Mac applications and products really need to get off the ground on the right foot and thrive in the marketplace," said Ed Prasek, president and founder of Spin Studio. "And we've succeeded in taking the mystery out of marketing. Our SpinPac customers will know right up front exactly what they're getting, and they'll get it at a very reasonable fixed price. That's a really big deal to tons of Mac industry developers and companies who need professional marketing execution around an important product launch or update."

SpinPac's integrated services include one-on-one product and marketing consultation; product press release preparation; Mac and Mac OS X Universal badging paperwork preparation and submission; badging implementation consultation; Apple Retail Store inclusion request preparation and submission; product submission to Apple's Mac OS X Downloads; product submission to Apple's Macintosh Products Guide; editorial product review request submissions; and finally, a 90-day product positioning, messaging, and branding refresh service.

The new SpinPac is available immediately worldwide directly from Spin Studio for only $2,495. [Bill Fox]

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