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How to Calculate Book Spine Width

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Even though we’re not supposed to judge a book by its cover, we do it all the time. Covers are our first impressions, and they give us a peek into the world we’re about to ...

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Topics: Design, Print Marketing, Print Finishing, Print Techniques

How to Digitize for Embroidery

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One of the most long lasting and effective ways to share your brand is through promotional items. Whether they’re t-shirts, hats, or bags, these gifts go a long way in ...

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Topics: Print Marketing, Logo Redesign, Print Techniques

How to Set Up Your Print Ready PDFs in Adobe

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It’s a moment that can make you question everything. Is it ready? Should I look at it one more time? Anyone who’s ever printed a big job has felt that hesitation just before ...

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Topics: Web-to-Print, Print Techniques

How to Send (Large) Files to Print

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Ironmark strives to make our customer experience a pleasant one from the moment you start working with us to the time you receive your finished products. In an effort to ...

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Topics: Print Marketing, Quick Tips, Ironmark News

How to Add a Bleed in Adobe Before Printing

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Always looking for new ways to save time and money? We are too. Here’s an important tip that can not only cut time and money, but also it can help you create print pieces ...

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Topics: Print Marketing, Web-to-Print, Print Techniques

Bleed & Crop Marks? This Is What They Mean in Print

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Print marks are details that are added to files. In fact, there are multiple ways to add print marks. For example, Adobe Print, Illustrator, Photoshop, and Acrobat are all ...

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Topics: Print Marketing