What is a CMYK Black?
Always use Rich Black for large backgrounds but stick to 100% K for small text to prevent blurry letters.
Guides
Read MoreWhat is a CMYK Black?
Marketing for Pest Control Companies
Leave a small 9x12 Coroplast sign in the yard after spraying; neighbors will see it when walking their dogs.
Clear vs White Window Decals
If ordering clear decals for a car window always request 'white ink backing' so your logo doesn't disappear.
Screen Print vs Heat Press
We use screen printing for the team logo on the front and heat press for the individual player names on the back.
Custom Gear for Swim Teams
We use specialized silicone printing for swim caps so the logo stretches without cracking when pulled over the head.
Standard Postcard Sizes for Mailing
Always check USPS postage rates before designing; jumping from a 4x6 to a 5x7 will increase your stamp cost.
Glossy vs Matte Presentation Folders
A matte folder with a Spot UV gloss logo creates an incredible textural contrast that wows corporate clients.
Swag for College Orientations
College students won't carry brochures but they will instantly stick a branded silicone wallet to the back of their phone.
Saddle Stitch vs Wire-O Binding
Wire-O binding is essential for training manuals so employees can fold the book completely over on their desk.
Bleed vs Safe Zone in Print Files
Never put your phone number outside the safe zone or it might get trimmed off during the cutting process.
Merchandise for Yoga Studios
We source the ultra-soft Next Level tri-blend tanks that your yogis will actually want to wear outside the studio.
Standard vs Premium Retractable Banners
If your sales team uses the banner every single weekend upgrade to the premium base so the spring doesn't break.