Ironmark Blog | Print Techniques (2)

How to Set Up Your Print Ready PDFs in Adobe

Posted by Garner Leidy

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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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

Breaking Down Large Format Material for Your Next Project

Posted by Scott Kravitz

Big signs are exciting. They’re eye-catching. They stop people in their tracks. And with the large variety of sign types and designs, the options are virtually endless. How ...

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

How to Add a Bleed in Adobe Before Printing

Posted by Garner Leidy

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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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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Finish Strong: Print Finishing Techniques that Wow

Posted by Scott Kravitz

Print finishing adds the “wow” to your work. With a simple process, it takes print projects to the next level. You can achieve almost any look you can think of. Where there’s ...

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Topics: Quick Tips, Print Finishing, Print Techniques