A graphic designer by trade, Katlin has been selling promotional products since the ’90s.
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U.S. Chamber to Trump: Give Small Businesses ‘Immediate’ Tariff Exclusions To Prevent Recession
The nationwide business advocacy association also wants import levy exclusions in situations where products can’t be made domestically and/or an employer can prove tariffs will lead to job loss.
Read MoreIT Strategies VP Marco Boer Addresses Printing Industry Trends, Tariffs & AI
Printing Impressions content director Ashley Roberts and Marco Boer, vice president of IT Strategies and Inkjet Summit conference chair, sat down at the recent event to discuss trends in the printing industry, what to expect in the coming months, and AI.
Read MoreRecapping the 2025 International Sign Expo
Denise Gustavson, editorial direction for Alliance Media Brands, and Dan Marx, content director for Wide-Format Impressions, report from the trade show floor of the 2025 International Sign Expo.
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The largest U.S. distributors are meeting client needs by expanding internationally into Europe and beyond.
Read More10 Reasons Why Sales Are Down
To say business is off is an understatement. To help, here are 10 questions to ask.
Read MoreStat Spotlight: GDP Drops, Promo Sales Fall & Confidence Plummets
The macroeconomic numbers show it’s been a difficult start to the year for the U.S. economy and the promotional products industry.
Read MoreThe Vernon Company Hosts National Sales Conference, Honors Top Performers & Partners
The Counselor Top 40 distributor said the event fostered collaboration, introduced team members to new products and featured business-building professional education.
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Here are five ideas to help you overcome your fear, slay your dragons, and reach your potential.
Read More3M/Promotional Markets Reports Sales Drop in Q1 2025
Still, the Counselor Top 40 supplier’s revenue decline was not as steep as the industry average for the quarter.
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