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ASI is conducting focus groups during PRINTING United Expo and we’re looking for attendees to participate in these groups.
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As major weather-related disasters ravage the U.S. and the world, promo companies need to have emergency preparedness and disaster response plans in place.
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Customers are demanding more customization, faster turns and fresh decoration. Attending the show can help distributors discover solutions to help meet those demands.
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We used State of the Industry findings, ASI Research metrics and broader economic data to determine if these well-worn business clichés hold up.
Read MoreCounselor State of the Industry 2026: Strengthen Your Supplier Network
As distributors narrow their supplier networks, they’re doubling down on trusted partners while still keeping an eye on promising newcomers.
Read MoreGetting Ready for PRINTING United Expo
Here are 10 reasons the print industry’s biggest floor is worth your three days.
Read MoreSubmissions Are Open for Print & Promo Marketing’s 2026 Top Print Suppliers
Print & Promo Marketing is looking for North America’s leading print suppliers for our annual ranking of the industry’s top companies.
Read MoreASI Show Chicago 2026: Full Recap & All Our Coverage
The ASI Show Chicago welcomed more than 4,500 industry professionals for networking, learning and fun while growing their businesses.
Read MoreASI Show Chicago 2026: Education Day Brings Technical Insight & Personalized Advice
During the day’s Wrap-Up session, speakers reiterated their insights on how promo pros can differentiate themselves from the competition and attendees were asked about their businesses during real-time polling.
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