Paul Miller, executive vice president and managing director of the American Commerce Marketing Association weighs in: Can you change the merchandise mix without changing the identity of the brand?
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What’s Next in Screen Printing Technology?
DCC Group Chief Commercial Officer David Blake joined Apparelist Content Director Cassie Green to talk about some of its latest innovations in screen printing.
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Amid a rapidly growing desire for in-person events, branded activations are taking off – and putting creative promo squarely at the center of the action.
Read MorePopcorn Buckets & Pop-Ups: Movie Promos Become the Main Attraction
As blockbuster films fuel a resurgence at theaters, studios and entertainment clients are investing in custom creative promos.
Read MoreYou’re Not Pricing Wrong. You’re Not Pricing at All
When you estimate a job, you’re building a run plan and establishing the estimated hours by cost center.
Read MoreHow Printers Are Adopting AI & Automation
The technology is becoming an essential business tool for the print and packaging industries.
Read More3 Trends for Decorators To Watch in Promo Hard Goods
For apparel decorators looking to diversify, branching out into hard goods is a smart move, whether it means pairing name-brand drinkware with an embroidered quarter-zip in a new hire kit or adding name badges and lanyards to an employee uniforming program
Read MoreHow Print on Demand Is Transforming Corporate Merchandise Programs
By reducing inventory risk and expanding choice, print on demand is fundamentally changing the economics of the promo industry.
Read MoreDoes Branded Apparel Correlate to a Winning Shark Tank Pitch?
While it’s not a slam dunk, wearing company-branded T-shirts seems to have a positive effect on how much Sharks are willing to invest in a company, particularly in later seasons.
Read MoreThe Commercial Value of Textured UV Effects
With the ability to more easily create textured embellishment now within reach for most businesses, the question has shifted from “Can we produce texture effectively?” to “When does texture create measurable commercial value?”
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