Screen Print Business Mastery With Mark Coudray.

[@ThePrintLife]

I'm getting better at this, I only interrupted him like 4 times! If you watched please let us know you were here by leaving a like and a comment.

[@lylebrendan1218]

i know I am kind of off topic but does anybody know a good site to stream new tv shows online?

[@kasonotis1431]

@Lyle Brendan Flixportal :P

[@lylebrendan1218]

@Kason Otis thanks, I went there and it seems like they got a lot of movies there :D I really appreciate it!

[@kasonotis1431]

@Lyle Brendan glad I could help :D

[@inkingsink]

another great live - Thanks Cam and Mark - I could listen to Mr. Coudray all day on screen printing technique. He seems to come from a whole other school of thought than the vanilla samo samo you hear everywhere else on the web. And how long do you have to live and print to get a tenth of that knowledge from personal experience. Appreciate the opportunity to hear this.

[@billyscarbrough]

I’m going to have to watch this again after the live feed just to really let all this info sink in. Mark was great. You the man Cam, thanks as always

[@garycrumrine9538]

Growing up, during HS years, I worked in a gas station/garage. The biggest take away from that experience that I learned from that was that SERVICE and HONESTY was everything. Every thing we did was service oriented. Every car that came to the gas pump, we would pop the hood, check the oil, and look at the door sticker to see when we changed the oil. The customer knew we would let them know when they were getting close to when they needed to bring their car in for service. AND we would ask if they would like to schedule their car for service. If they were not due, we would tell them they could wait a while. It wasn't time. We would check their tire pressure and look at the tires. If they asked and their tires were fine and had a few thousand miles on them, we told them they could wait... and we expected a sale in a couple months and they should wait a couple months so they could take advantage of that at that time. All about honesty. THIS is way more important than price. We were the most expensive garage in the area, and had people bringing their cars to us for service from 100 miles away. Why? Because they knew their car would be right, and safe when it rolled out our doors. It was trust.

[@tracyborgialli1649]

A little late to the game, I am just getting started in the biz. So incredibly impressed with this video!!! Thank you for doing what you do!!!!

[@benqualls2130]

Great guest. Thanks Mark for the info.

[@onamissionfire]

Enjoyed the video and all the knowledge passed along!! Thank you both!

[@fredo3161]

This is great information. Convincing me to go all in and deliver something unique to people and drastically change my life for the better.

[@Studio_419]

So much value delivered here... great work Cam!

[@ThePrintLife]

Yea this was a good one.

[@5sssnakeee3]

Great interview. This is absolute GOLD. Keep it up man!

[@nickp1628]

Great advice on screen tension and newer shops

[@JAliancaProducoes]

muito bom esse trabalho profissional

[@evi4128]

This is gold

[@loraross8213]

Very Helpful! Love your channel

[@t-shirtdudes212]

Awesome video!!! Too bad I can only leave one thumbs up. Here's a quick question for you, how do you handle a small repeat customer starts getting greedy? Customer orders 50 or so shirts a few times and then starts DEMANDING lower pricing, extras at no extra charge and so on.

[@ThePrintLife]

I feel like a lot of clients do this at some point. You can give him solid reason for giving him the discount or tell him after two more orders he will move into the volume tear and will get 10 iff on all future orders, hopefully your priced to allow this. What you don't want to do is set a precedent for discounting becouse if you discount once they will try to get more each time until you cant go any lower. So change your mind set to think, I'm not going lower even if it means loosing the client, some times you will, most times you wont.

[@voilator]

like the roller frames tip

[@kingdomcitizenship5613]

What do you guys think should cost more? Dtg or Dtf? I think the dtg takes slightly longer

[@billyscarbrough]

Also, Cam let us know if you decide to try out that Virus ink. Even though I know how much you love working with water based in AZ

[@ThePrintLife]

I will update you, I'm not ready to throw in the towel yet.

[@linocoto5503]

great talk

[@KatherineAnnabella]

Wheres more links and info on Mark Coudray?

[@Tim.McElheny]

Solid

[@DarkhorseDescendant]

Thank You!

[@joseluisbermudez2722]

Excelent

[@Printhouserob]

🙌🏼

[@Berty112]

🤙🏼🤙🏼🤙🏼