The good news is that QBO is continually tested and it is improving. The bad is that the learning curve is, and will be, long and shallow.
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Why Dimensional Mail Works
If you’re looking to break through the noise and get your message in front of customers, dimensional mail might just be your secret weapon.
Read MoreGrowing Through Positive Tension
When we think about the workplace, we tend to associate tension with something negative. But that isn’t always the case. Sometimes tension can be positive.
Read MoreThe Dismantling of DEI & Its Impact on the Printing Industry
The recent executive actions by the Trump administration to dismantle diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives have implications for the printing industry.
Read MoreWhining Does Not Empower Winning
Whining has a way of sucking us into gossiping about others and blaming others for any failures.
Read MoreEverything You Do Matters!
Everything you do matters! Every conversation matters! You leave every situation you encounter better than you found it, worse than you found it or the same as you found it. Two of those options will do you harm.
Read MoreTarget Report: Print Everything, Everywhere, All at One Place
Enabled by continual development of digital print technologies, almost everything we use has images printed on it in one form or another. Just about anything we can imagine being printed, can be printed, and is.
Read MoreWhere Are My Sales Orders in QuickBooks?
QBO does not have a sales order function. Sales orders, purchase orders and estimates are what are known as “non-posting” transactions.
Read MoreCaution … CAUTION!
Do you keep your customers out of trouble? How aggressively do you warn them? Are you afraid you’ll scare them away?
Read MorePackaging Misprints? Don’t Reprint — Cover Them!
Whether it’s a misprint or a price change, the ability to respond quickly and efficiently is critical to staying competitive. This is where high-opacity cover-up labels shine, potentially saving your customers from the hefty price of reprints.
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