
Designing for Print When You’re Not a Designer
Most small business owners aren’t trained designers, and they shouldn’t have to be. But when you’re laying out a flyer
Practical advice on printing, apparel, signage, engraving and labels from our Webster shop.

Most small business owners aren’t trained designers, and they shouldn’t have to be. But when you’re laying out a flyer

Every day, your work truck sits in someone’s driveway, drives down Main Street, parks at the supply store, idles at

Branded stationery — letterhead, envelopes, notecards — sounds like something from a different era. Who writes letters? But the businesses

“What kind of paper?” is the question we ask early on every print project, and most clients don’t know how

You’ve paid for the booth space. You’ve blocked off two days of your team’s time. You’ve shipped boxes of product

The question we get more than almost any other: should I screen print or embroider? Both are decoration methods for

Promotional products — pens, mugs, tote bags, keychains, the stuff with your logo on it — get a bad rap

It sounds like an old-fashioned claim. Digital advertising is everywhere, hyper-targeted, infinitely scalable. A piece of corrugated plastic in someone’s

One of the most common things we see when a new client walks in is brand drift. Their website uses
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