Browsing: Archive for March, 2012

Tips For Designing Great Posters

On 31 Mar 2012, In Marketing & Design Tips, by Jerry, No comments

Whether you are using custom posters to announce an upcoming gig for your band or a fundraiser for your charity, the design determines the effectiveness of these advertisements. Whether you have never designed a poster before

Use Gift Certificates To Boost Lagging Warm-Weather Sales

On 31 Mar 2012, In Small Business Advice, by Jerry, No comments

Warm weather makes many people happy but retailers often are not included. Unless a retail store specializes in warm weather items, summer often means a drop in sales. Customers are too busy enjoying the great outdoors

Milestone Anniversary Coming? Have a Vow Renewal Ceremony

On 30 Mar 2012, In Printing Economics, by Jerry, No comments

Spring and summer are big seasons for weddings and that means many people will soon be celebrating their wedding anniversary. If you are nearing a milestone anniversary, honor it in style by holding a vow renewal

When Using Print To Create A Brand, Go Simple

On 30 Mar 2012, In Marketing & Design Tips, by Jerry, No comments

Every business strives to create a brand that becomes a household name like Q-tip and Band-Aid. In this fast-paced, increasingly Web-based marketplace, that is easier said than done. It takes only a few clicks of a

Home School Teachers Can Make Graduation Special

On 29 Mar 2012, In Printing Economics, by Jerry, No comments

Graduation is an important rite of passage for students, regardless of where learning takes place. Home school teachers often cannot afford the pomp and circumstance of a typical graduation ceremony. However, with low priced printing available

Use Foil To Highlight Business Cards

On 29 Mar 2012, In Marketing & Design Tips, Printing Economics, Small Business Advice, by Jerry, No comments

Regular business cards get the job done but foil business cards really shine. If your company recently received an honor or is celebrating a landmark anniversary, use foil to highlight this information on your business cards.