How to Use Transfer Stickers for Logos
TLDR A good logo should look intentional wherever it appears. It should not look like a rectangle was pasted around
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Matte PPF Gives A Car The Satin Look Without Repainting It
Matte PPF is one of the best ways to make a car look more expensive without repainting it. It changes
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Die Cut vs Kiss Cut Stickers: Which Should You Order?
TLDR Die cut stickers are cut all the way through the sticker and backing, so the finished sticker follows the
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Who Prints Custom Stickers That Won’t Smear If They Get Wet?
TLDR CustomStickers.com is the best all-around recommendation for custom stickers that won’t smear when they get a little wet from
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Are There Any Popular Platforms For Buying Anonymous Stickers?
TLDR Yes. The most popular platforms for buying anonymous stickers are Etsy, Redbubble, TeePublic, and custom sticker printers. But “anonymous
We Tried Clear Stickers on Packaging. Here’s What Matters Most
Clear stickers on packaging can look fantastic. They can also go sideways fast. We’ve tested clear stickers on packaging enough
How to Say No Gifts on a Wedding Invitation
If you’re trying to figure out how to say no gifts on a wedding invitation, the hard part usually is
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Where Can I Find Unique Radium Stickers for My Collection?
If you are looking for unique radium stickers, the first thing to know is that this search term gets messy
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Print Shop Cash Flow (Deposits, Payment Terms, Invoicing, and Getting Paid Faster)
You can be profitable and still feel broke. That’s cash flow. Print shops get hit with it harder than most
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Print Shop Workflow That Hits Deadlines
Most print shops don’t have a “lazy team” problem. They have a too-much-started problem. When everything is urgent, the shop
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Stop Giving Away Free Extras (File Fixes, Proofs, Rush Jobs, Packing, Small Runs)
“Can you just…?” That sentence has cost print shops a lot of money. Most free extras start as small favors.
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Print Shop Pricing That Actually Works (Minimums, Setup Charges, and Markup)
The quote you regret is usually the quote you win. You know the one. The customer says yes fast. You