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How to Avoid Delays in Your Commercial Print Project

Posted by Garner Leidy

Delays are always frustrating, especially when you are working on a tight deadline and striving to provide the best product. While the unexpected can happen, here are a few ...

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Topics: Print Marketing, Print Finishing, Digital Printing

How to Calculate Book Spine Width

Posted by Garner Leidy

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

Aqueous Coating Versus UV Coating: Which Works Best?

Posted by Scott Kravitz

To coat or not to coat? That is the first question you might ask when preparing to print a brochure, invitation, catalog, postcard, menu, poster, or other printed piece. Not ...

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Topics: Print Finishing, Print Techniques

Best Fonts for Print

Posted by Hillary Reilly

A good book pulls you in with a strong opening. A good flyer captures the attention with strong imagery. But, the words on the piece themselves are telling you a story at the ...

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Topics: Web Design, Logo Redesign, Logo, Print Finishing, Print Techniques

What's In Ironmark's Marketing Closet? The Best Marketing Tools in Promo

Posted by Scott Kravitz

The human brain loves novelty. This world is constantly innovating, so there are a number of new and exciting branded products you can use to pique your prospects’ interest. ...

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Topics: Quick Tips, Print Finishing, Print Techniques

What are the Standard Book Sizes in Publishing?

Posted by Scott Kravitz

Welcome to the world of book publishing, where there are as many different sizes of books as the stories that fill them (well almost as many). This post will explain the ...

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Topics: Quick Tips, Print Finishing, Print Techniques