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A procurement manager behind a 500-piece custom kit shares what International Paper reviews don't cover: tapable business cards, SUS 304 water bottles, and the real cost of gift bags made from wrapping paper.
A rush production specialist explains the order to buy custom printed items when time is short: RFID chips in clothing and plastic gift cards first, then custom made lanyards and custom wedding cards, with custom vinyl stickers and printable card holders last. Includes January 2025 price ranges and rush premiums.
Get straight answers on where Hallmark cards are printed, how to get custom or printable Hallmark bingo cards, the size of a business card, and how to handle emergency printing orders. Written by someone who's coordinated 200+ rush jobs.
Answers to practical questions about the 3M login, 3M sticker vinyl, 3M black weatherstrip adhesive, drawstring bag design ideas, MST course catalog, and making a trifold brochure in Photoshop from a buyer's perspective.
A procurement professional recounts a costly mistake with a Hallmark card order, sharing the checklist that saved his team 47 potential errors since. Lessons on title formatting, customer service, and why small orders matter.
A practical comparison of sheet label materials, sustainability options, and real-world costs, drawn from hands-on testing.
An office administrator in Terre Haute explains the hidden costs behind boxes, brown packing tape, branded letterhead, and vendor invoicing - and why transparent pricing beats the lowest quote.
A practical guide to designing sticker packaging that builds brand loyalty, with insights from Sticker Giant's packaging redesign journey.
A design-focused look at why custom stickers and labels are becoming a critical brand asset, with lessons from Sticker Giant, order address labels, round labels, and short-run packaging.
A quality inspector compares Loctite 263 threadlocker vs Loctite SI 5980 flange sealant, explains does Loctite work on plastic, and shows why specifications protect brand perception.