Printing In Your Stationery Business | In-House vs Outsourcing!

Printing In Your Stationery Business | In-House vs Outsourcing!
Designing stationery is one thing, but printing it is a WHOLE other job! And rightfully so. This video goes into things to consider when deciding between printing in-house or outsourcing to a print shop!
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[@deniserichardson5379]

Great video! I'm not a stationery designer, but I make wedding favor gift tags, stickers and labels and love your content, especially the information about printers, printing, and cardstock. I started with an Epson ET-5850 inkjet and thought I would sell it when I invested in a Xerox C8000W laser printer. However, I quickly realized that some projects work better on the inkjet and others on the laser, just as you mentioned. Luckily, both of my printers can handle heavy cardstock (130+), so I'm keeping both for the reasons you pointed out. Thanks for the content!!

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@@deniserichardson5379 yay! I’m so glad you enjoyed the video !!!