It’s time once again for Print & Promo Marketing to highlight some of the industry’s best and brightest customer service representatives (CSRs).
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Pricing Strategies for Screen Printing
The challenge most shops have when it comes to numbers is clarity around pricing.
Read MoreWhy Direct Mail Is Winning Again in a Digital-Obsessed World
The growing focus on synchronizing digital and physical channels means printed mail delivers exceptional results that create valuable sales conversations for direct mail service providers who understand its true potential.
Read MoreTrends in In-Store Experiential Marketing
Experiential marketing isn’t always about building elaborate stages and displays for big sporting events, music festivals or urban gatherings.
Read MoreHow To Sell Made in the USA Promos for America’s 250th Anniversary
This year marks America’s 250th anniversary, bringing with it demand for American-made goods and branding opportunities for American businesses and events.
Read MoreThe February 2026 Print & Promo Marketing Digital Edition Is Live
The February 2026 edition of Print & Promo Marketing is now out. This issue covers the growing print on demand space and its impact in print and promo, tag and label sales and more.
Read MoreSend Us Your Nominations for the 2026 Counselor Awards
Here’s your opportunity to share your opinions on who should be recognized with a prestigious Counselor Award.
Read MoreDoes Your Company Qualify for Counselor’s Top 40 List?
If your company’s 2025 U.S./Canadian promo product sales were over $20 million, it may be eligible to be on Counselor’s exclusive ranking.
Read MorePRINTING United Alliance Members Weigh in on the Biggest Opportunity in Print
PRINTING United Alliance members discuss where they see the greatest opportunities in today’s print industry.
Read MoreNominate Now for the 2026 Print & Promo Marketing Rising Stars
For the March 2026 issue, we want to showcase print and promo professionals who have been in the industry (whether print, promo or both) for fewer than five years, and have made a name for themselves at their company or within the industry at large.
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