Browsing: Archive for September, 2011

Printing Puppets For Your Home-Based Daycare

On 30 Sep 2011, In Printing Economics, by Jerry, No comments

Moms with young children often want to earn some money during the childrearing years. Times are tough and even a small financial contribution to the household can make a difference. Working from home is a convenient

It Is Not Too Early To Create Your 2012 Business Calendar

On 30 Sep 2011, In Marketing & Design Tips, Small Business Advice, by Jerry, No comments

The fact that Christmas decorations are already displayed in retail stores is a bit scary. It is not a far leap to begin planning for 2012. A business can get a jump on the new year

Use Artist Trading Cards To Take Your Amateur Hobby Professional

On 30 Sep 2011, In Marketing & Design Tips, Small Business Advice, by Jerry, No comments

Artist trading cards, also called ATCs, are 2.5×3.5-inch cards that feature tiny works of art. Artists use these as their calling cards, combining various elements and materials to create unique cards that are traded and collected.

Window Decals And Window Clings For The Store Window

On 30 Sep 2011, In Marketing & Design Tips, Small Business Advice, by Jerry, No comments

Storefront windows are the perfect advertising spots because they are highly visible and usually very large. Traditionally, business owners hung a sign over the door featuring the name of the company. These days, store windows are

Using Short Run Printing For Sports Programs

On 28 Sep 2011, In Marketing & Design Tips, Printing Economics, Small Business Advice, by Jerry, No comments

It is becoming more difficult to find sponsors for school athletic teams, which results in the school bearing a larger portion of the expenses. Rather than eliminating things like sports programs from the budget, schools should

Foldover Cards- A Unique Business Card Format

On 28 Sep 2011, In Marketing & Design Tips, by Jerry, 2 Comments

Business professionals use business cards as a way to make an introduction. They pass out these calling cards at networking events, include them in promotional mailings, and leave them behind when paying a visit to a