That Thing You Do With One Hand by Pat Fresener
I’ve been trying for some time to get around to writing on my blog. I’d like to say my excuse for not getting around...
NewBie or Not NewBie? That is the question by Pat Fresener
Hey, the good news is that this article is really for those who are thinking of joining the revered group called “newbies” so “experts”...
Life Changes by Aaron Montgomery
It has again been a while since you all last heard from me. Sorry for that! As with most people I had the greatest...
Why every company should do a Marketing Plan – Big or Small – by...
to be a Pulitzer prize winning coffee table document that takes thousands of dollars to produce, but it does have to be something that...
The Print Cycle Of Life c.2 – Part Two
When we first started this site five years ago, Mike Fresener did some blogging on it. We have gotten things down to less bloggers...
“Is it possible to buy a GOOD/CHEAP (Insert Product Here)?” by Aaron Montgomery
I try to monitor the industry message boards as time permits and it amazes me how in our industry this seems to be the...
Understanding White Ink Options
White plastisol is white plastisol, right? On the surface it all seems simple, but there are a variety of whites on the market and...
Heat Transfer as a start to Direct-to-Garment
Direct to garment printing has come a long way since it first hit our industry as a decorating method that is here to stay...
My Tips and Tricks for Getting onto Twitter (Part 2)
So now that you know where I am coming from in this social networking world, I would like to share some of the tips...
Small Business Marketing Tips
Thank you small businesses! With your help our economy is recovering, and most people I talk to are telling me their businesses are improving.
The “Print” Cycle of Life – Part One
Hey Hey Everyone! Phht Phht Check Check 1,2-1,2 Is this thing on? Mike Fresener here posting from a secret location deep in the Kentucky...
Don’t we all want to work with professionals?
Commentary by Aaron Montgomery......I continue to be surprised by how some people stay in business. I do my darnedest to make sure that my...