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Three Trends From 65 Expo Exhibitor Interviews (opens the original)
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Before PRINTING United Expo opened its doors, I spoke with 65 exhibitors. They shared what they are bringing to the show and where they believe printers can grow and improve their processes. You can watch all the LinkedIn Live Preview Week and Preview Pop-Up replays here: https://www.youtube.com/@PrintMediaCentr During the interviews, three trends kept surfacing: Explore, Expand, Enable. Whether you are attending the show or watching from home, here is some intel to ponder and share with your te
Are Rising Costs Reshaping the Print Industry? (opens the original)
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Rising costs aren't just affecting paper prices. They're changing customer expectations, pricing strategies, purchasing decisions, and the way print businesses plan for the future. Deborah Corn, Jamie McLennan, and William Crabtree, co-hosts of the PrinterChat series on Podcasts From The Printerverse, share firsthand perspectives on today's economic realities, along with practical ideas for protecting margins, communicating price increases, strengthening customer relationships, and adapting to a
How a Little Box Can Make a Big Impact for Print (opens the original)
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Driving around your neighborhood, you may have noticed small book-sharing boxes popping up in front of homes, schools, parks, churches, and businesses. They have a name: Little Free Libraries. I spotted a brand-new one in my neighborhood this weekend, but it wasn't the first one I've seen. In fact, they seem to be appearing everywhere. Then I came across a video from the Tree Street Little Library that captured the magic they can bring. This library lets neighborhood children request books they'
Your Next Customer is Already on the Calendar (opens the original)
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Sometimes the best marketing ideas are the simplest. Case in point: A World Cup tie-in from Tesco, a supermarket chain in the UK. By transforming iceberg lettuce into a soccer ball during one of the biggest sporting moments of the year, an ordinary grocery item became a social media sensation. That’s the power of timely creativity. You get noticed by the audience already paying attention, and if it’s fun, the connection between the trend and the creative execution is memorable. Think Super Bowl
Why Printers Join and Leave Printing Associations (opens the original)
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This episode from the PrinterChat series playing on Podcasts from The Printerverse, co-hosted by Deborah Corn, Jamie McLennan, GM of Innvoke, and Will Crabtree, Owner of Tampa Printer and Sign Parrot, gets into a topic printers have strong opinions about, and don’t always agree on. You’ll hear what drives some printers to join industry organizations, what they expect to get out of them, and why others decide it’s not worth the time or investment. From education and benchmarking to networking and
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