Patrick Black, who spent a decade in emergency services before founding Perfect Imprints, knows the kinds of products his former colleagues appreciate.
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In this episode of Her Imprint, Linda Fox shares how she took over a struggling business and rebuilt it from the ground up, learning the print industry firsthand while navigating major personal and professional transitions.
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Co-hosts Kristine Shreve and Cassie Green enlisted the help of Kevin DeBruyn, owner of Adaptive Counseling and Case Management.
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In this Quick Hit video on the ASI Learning Network, Rusty Pepper of Taylor Corp., part of Counselor Top 40 distributor Taylor Promotional Products, shares how POD creates smarter workflows and delivers promo products quickly and efficiently.
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The announcement comes just months ahead of events like America250 and the 2026 World Cup.
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Coming from outside of print and promo, the beverage-focused distributor has a unique perspective.
Read MoreIt’s Showtime for Your Political Direct Mail
That physical presence in the mailbox means a lot because it represents opportunities to reach your fellow citizens with your campaign.
Read MoreWeb-To-Print Software Provider CloudLab Joins Cimpress
The German software company officially joins the Cimpress family of brands after three years of investment.
Read MoreServing the Education Market? Try This!
Before you say, “Selling stickers isn’t really for me,” consider this: Stickers are big business.
Read MoreThe 3 C’s That Make or Break Your Next Acquisition
After advising printing company owners about the strategic fit on a number of transactions, Mike Philie keeps coming back to the same three things that separate successful integrations from disappointing ones.
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