Ordering a marketing banner can be a great way to promote your brand, a service, or even a special event. Before you submit your design to the printer, there are quite a few things to consider. After all, you want to be sure that your print marketing efforts are maximized. #1: Understand the Purpose of

With so much being done online, it is sometimes easy to overlook that need for commercial printers, but having professional physical copies of everything from marketing and advertising materials, to training aids, to sellable publications for your business can make a big difference when it comes to growing your business and building a strong reputation.

In the 1970s it was a big thing to see a television show in full color. Many of the regular programming slots were still running black and white as it was a lower cost production at the time. Color was premium, and the big network channels made a point to emphasize they had the ability

Professional printing for many seems like the type service where one goes with a digital image and asks for it to be reproduced in different sizes, on different types of paper, and prints. How that gets done mechanically though tends to be a mystery for many. So, when the question comes up whether a print

Looking for oversized posters for a graduation party or special event? Maybe a point-of-purchase display, business presentations, or vinyl banners? Wherever you need to make an impact, there are a multitude of items — whether you want 1 or 1,000 — that can be printed on a large (or wide) format printer. If you have

Large format printing is a digital printing format that typically requires the finished product to be a size of between 18’’ to 130’’. This is also commonly referred to as wide format printing. Prints that are larger than 120’’ are commonly known as the “grand format” amongst many professional printers. Printers Used for Large Format