Standards updates, application notes, and technical guidance from our engineering team.
A quality manager's 10-step checklist for ordering RFID chips in clothing, membership cards for clubs, work ID cards, wedding cards, PVC ID print runs, and self-adhesive labels—without hidden fees or reprint surprises.
A procurement manager's guide to printing Avery labels on a small budget. Covers 5167 labels, template 74536, and answers like 'what removes duct tape glue' and uses for a 12 cup coffee percolator label.
A quality manager breaks down the two distinct types of packaging emergencies, explaining why treating them the same way leads to wasted time and money. Includes specific advice for urgent rebranding vs. operational failures.
I manage print buying for a busy continuing education company. Here is what an ASHP poster rush, a batch of GotPrint business cards, and a cardboard box Minecraft display taught me about proofing.
A GotPrint quality manager explains why paying for print deadline certainty beats chasing the cheapest quote, with real examples from custom bottle label, catalog, and manual projects.
An admin buyer's deep dive into why creating a USPS shipping label is often more complex and costly than it seems, with practical solutions for efficiency.
An office administrator compares Gorilla Sealant and super glue, explains where to buy Gorilla Glue, and shares why requests for foil Christmas wrapping paper and a Jin poster follow the same purchasing rule.
A packaging professional explains why strong brands like Gorilla adhesives and waterproof patch tape can't replace surface checks, wood glue reviews, coating tests, resolution checks, and an envelope size chart.
An office administrator explains why vague print specs are expensive and why paying for delivery certainty is worth it when the deadline matters.
A quality manager’s real-talk guide to matching Avery templates (5392, spine labels, etc.) to your specific use case—office, workshop, kitchen, or event. Includes exact specs and a reality check on when to pay for certainty.