Longaberger Launches New Web Magazine

January 3, 2009 | By Monika Mundell |


The Longaberger Company is launching a new web magazine that features all of the good things about their unique “made in America” products and how folks can be a part of the Longaberger family by taking part in their home based business opportunity. The web magazine is referred to as Longaberger Home and can be accessed through the company home page at www.longaberger.com. It can also be viewed directly by heading over to http://www.longaberger.com/Holiday2008.aspx

Longaberger Home is hosted by Chief Executive Officer and President Tami Longaberger. In her classic friendly style, Tami engages folks through a visit to her home where site visitors can watch as she shares some time with a group of home consultants. The web magazine is also filled with the history and artistry of basket making, and takes a look at some holiday traditions. The Longaberger tradition of giving back to the community is also mentioned, since this is an integral part of the company as well as the company history.

“Longaberger Home is about our heart, friendships, family and fun. We’re giving women and men the opportunity to share in our spirit,” Longaberger said.

The Longaberger family started its basket making tradition more than 100 years ago. Today, the Longaberger Company is America’s premier maker of handcrafted baskets and offers other home and lifestyle products, including pottery, wrought iron, fabric accessories and specialty foods. The company is based in Newark, Ohio, and there are approximately 45,000 independent Home Consultants located in all U.S. states who sell Longaberger products directly to customers.

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