Despite the growth of electronic prescribing, paper prescription pads remain essential across the healthcare landscape.
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The Relevant Few
While there is much to learn from Charlie Munger’s approach to business (and to life in general) one thought stands out: Focus on what is working best.
Jordan Gorski on Value of Color, Prepress in Wide-Format
Color management and process control are critical but often overlooked factors in wide-format printing.
Expanding Promo Capabilities With Direct Mail
Direct mail is a natural extension of distributors’ existing capabilities, allowing them to support a broader range of client marketing needs.
Print-on-Demand Platform Printful/Printify Rebrands as FYUL
The e-commerce fulfillment firms merged last year. FYUL combines the technology and supply-chain capabilities of each brand, according to execs.
Her Imprint: Liz Richardson on Sustainable Printing, Culture-First Leadership & Building Indigo Ink
Liz Richardson, co-founder and co-owner of Indigo Ink, shares how she and her husband launched their Maryland-based digital print shop in 2003, pivoted through economic downturns, weathered tough equipment decisions, and ultimately built a company rooted in sustainability and people-first culture.
Amazon Considering Cutting Ties with USPS
Amazon’s contract with the USPS, which has had a partnership with the agency for 30 years, is set to expire next year.
Promo Insiders: How To Build an Authentic Brand With Atlanta Hawks CMO Melissa Proctor
The keynote speaker at ASI Orlando in January offers her top tips for brand relevance and connecting to target audiences in a crowded marketplace.
You Can Do (Almost) Anything With Pantone’s 2026 Color of the Year: Cloud Dancer
The slightly off-white hue is meant to be a “blank canvas” and a “calming influence,” according to the color institute; it’s sparked mixed reactions online.
Why Print Sales Need a Reset & Where Leaders Should Start
To take a page out of Jordan Belfort’s story, don’t sell the pen. Sell what the pen does. Stop selling printing and start selling what print does for your customer.