Weekly Round-Up: Pharmacy Label Sheets, PYO Valet Tags, …
by Chelsea Camper | Last Updated August 16, 2021Here’s a round-up of some popular posts and interesting articles we talked about this week (plus a sneak peek of what’s coming up next week!) in a brief, easy to digest post.
Monday
- Print Your Own Membership ID Cards with Matte or Glossy Paper? What type of paper should you use when printing your own membership cards?
- The transparent supply chain. Shopping online might be best for the environment.
Tuesday
- Burris Announces Completely Custom Pharmacy Label Sheets. Need a custom label sheet for your pharmacy? Burris can help you get the label sheet that you need!
- In mail we trust. Many people still prefer to get sensitive information via mail rather than online. What do you think about this?
Wednesday
- How to Print Your Own Valet Hang Tags. Learn how you can print your own valet hang tags for your business. Printing your own can save you time and allows you to change the design of your valet tags whenever you want. Plus you don’t have to worry about a minimum or maximum print run.
- Henry’s back to tell you how sometimes the old ways are still the best ways!
Thursday
- How To Create The Best Type of Postcards for Realtors. The best type of postcards for realtors are postcards that get your properties sold. Now, how do you create those kinds of postcards?
- Direct Mail with Mobile Features Is Changing Holiday Shopping. How can integrating mobile features into your direct mail help your marketing efforts?
Friday
- What’s Better For Printing Bar Codes: Matte or Glossy Paper? Does it matter whether you use glossy or matte paper when printing bar codes? If so, which is better?
- Six things marketers need to know about QR codes. Planning to start integrating QR Codes into your mail pieces? Here are six things you need to know!
Next Week!
We’ll talk about printing your own oversize admission tickets, Chain of Custody forms, and more next week!
What would you like to talk about next week?
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