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Which paper finish suits my design style? Paper choice is a design decision, not an afterthought. Match the stock to what the piece needs to do.… Read answer Which pieces in a campaign deserve the heavier stock? Match the stock to the job each piece does in the campaign. Not every item needs the same weight.… Read answer Are there eco-friendly options for print marketing campaigns? Yes. Running a print campaign does not mean ignoring sustainability. Several greener options are widely available.… Read answer How can I track which distribution locations perform best? The trick is to make each drop point measurable before you print, so scans and visits tell you exactly where response came from. Assign a un… Read answer Where can I legally distribute printed marketing materials? There are several legitimate ways to get printed materials into people's hands, though local rules vary, so confirm before a large drop.… Read answer How does physical print material drive word of mouth? Physical print does something a digital ad cannot: it becomes an object people hold, keep, and talk about.… Read answer What paper and finish choices impact design effectiveness? What paper and finish choices impact design effectiveness? Material is part of the design.… Read answer Do lenticular cups work as a promotional item? Lenticular designs work because they turn a passive object into something people actively engage with. The shifting or 3D effect makes peopl… Read answer What's the difference between US Web Coated SWOP v2 and other CMYK profiles? US Web Coated SWOP v2 is the North American CMYK profile for web offset on coated paper. FOGRA39 covers Europe and GRACoL covers premium she… Read answer Can I make lenticular prints with a regular inkjet printer? Yes, you can experiment with lenticular prints on a home inkjet, and it is a reasonable way to test an idea or make a few prototypes.… Read answer Do rounded corners affect how a QR code prints? Do rounded corners affect how a QR code prints? Rounded corners have no effect on how a QR code prints or scans.… Read answer Will foil accents rub off or fade over time? Will foil accents rub off or fade over time? Properly applied foil is durable and holds up well to everyday handling.… Read answer What is lenticular printing used for? Lenticular printing creates the illusion of motion, depth, or a changing image as the viewer shifts angle, a favorite for pieces that need t… Read answer How do I design a card that works with the soft touch finish? Soft touch cards are all about texture, so the best designs get out of the way and let the finish do the talking.… Read answer How often should I replenish cards at distribution spots? How often you top up cards at a distribution spot depends on foot traffic, but a good baseline is to check every one to two weeks.… Read answer What file format should I use for headshot printing? Headshots live or die on skin tone and fine detail, so your file setup matters as much as the shot itself.… Read answer How do I make sure my skin tones print accurately? Skin tones are the first thing people notice and the first thing a bad file gets wrong.… Read answer What else can I print to go with my headshots? What else can I print to go with my headshots? A headshot rarely travels alone.… Read answer What paper stock works best for letterheads? Letterhead is a working document, so the best stock feels substantial in the hand yet still runs cleanly through office printers and folds n… Read answer How should I set up my letterhead file for printing? A letterhead file prints predictably when it is built to the basics every commercial press expects.… Read answer Do letterheads work with laser and inkjet printers? Do letterheads work with laser and inkjet printers? Yes.… Read answer What exactly is a Ripcard? A ripcard is a single printed card built with a perforation running through it, so one card cleanly separates into two usable pieces.… Read answer Can I use Ripcards as part of a bigger print campaign? Can I use Ripcards as part of a bigger print campaign? Absolutely.… Read answer What file format should I use for my rubber stamp design? A rubber stamp reproduces as solid ink on an uneven surface, so crisp, high-contrast artwork is everything.… Read answer

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