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Christianbook Executive Summary

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Executive Summary Christianbook.com is the online home of Christian Book Distributors (CBD), a company formed long before the Internet even began to take shape. The company was started in 1978 by two brothers who were 19 and 14 years old at the time, out of their parents’ home in Lynn, Massachusetts. In 1981, one brother graduated college and the other graduated high school, while the business graduated out of “Mom and Dad’s home” into its first commercial facility in Peabody, Massachusetts. In 1984 the company built a 24,000-square-foot facility in the Centennial Industrial Park in Peabody. By 1996 CBD had completely outgrown the site and built a new facility across the street, where it remains today. The facility is now 300,000 square feet, …show more content…

Christianbook.com customers have access to the premier selection of Christian products available—over 300,000 books, Bibles, DVDs, CDs, gifts, toys, games, and more. We are the largest catalog/Internet company serving the Christian marketplace, frequently cited as "the source" for Christian products. We are constantly looking for ways to improve our offerings to give customers the best experience possible. CBD continues to grow and provide our customers with many more products than ever before. Our customers can choose to shop from our many unique catalogs by phone, mail, or Internet, taking advantage of our ever-expanding website, making it easier to find exactly what they are looking for faster, and at the best prices around. The Christian attitude is reflected in the way we conduct business and the relationships we foster with our employees and colleagues in the industry. Additionally, we are proud to support several charitable causes locally and …show more content…

Christian Book Distributors: your Religion, your Books, your Salvation. Product Christian Book Distributors will continue to provide to all christian material to students both in physical form as well as through online platforms. This edition of the Teen and Adolescent Bible will be written for youth and teens between 11 and 19. There will be a question and answer section, areas that discuss controversial issues, Bible trivia and more. This version of the Bible is a combination devotional/Bible. There are all the books of the bible, but they are supplemented by devotions that help teens answer hundreds of questions ranging from having a boring childhood to learning how to deal with peer pressure. Each devotion has teens performing research by thinking through situations, taking a practical action, and going to a verse in the Bible that clarifies the answer. Price CBD will not change the price of their textbooks, as they currently offer competitive prices for new and used and online material. CBD will be updating their website to be more accessible and easy to use, offering service to anyone within the country through online purchases and delivery. To market these new services, CBD will operate a campaign on various social media

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