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There are thousands of printers, from online printing service companies to traditional printers. Before you invest time and money on your next marketing collateral campaign, make sure that the company you hire is right for the job.

Spending a little time thoroughly investigating the skills and qualities that you'd like to have in the next printing company that you hire. From small mom and pop printing companies to large online print houses capable of handling large corporate projects, there are many options available.

Ask For Samples

Don't take a printing service for their word; ask them for samples. This will give you a clear indication of their quality and work ethic. If possible, ask to see a project that is similar to the one that you are hiring for or look for a project that is currently underway.

So, if you've got a booklet printing project, ask for booklet printing samples. If you've got a brochure project, ask for brochure samples. Seeing a sample up close and in person is the best way for you to get an idea of the company's quality of print and value. Samples don't lie. If the company can not provide a sample, other companies will gladly do so.

Get Printing Service References

The best way to get an idea of what type of work the company you are considering will do for you is to get references from other customers. Again, it's best to get references from the line of work that you are looking to fulfill.

A company that provide excellent work and quality customer service will have no problem providing you with customer references. If a company balks at providing you with a reference, this is a sign that they do not provide quality work on a consistent basis. Talking with past and current customers will give you a good idea of the company's customer service, quality, work style and if they can handle large projects.

Begin With A Small Printing Service Order

Don't trust your printing project to just any one. Instead, start with a small trial order. This will allow you to get a good idea of the work the company provides, without contracting them t a large project.

If they perform well on a small order, it's highly likely that they will do well on a large order. Shop wisely for a printing service company using the following tips to make sure your next printing project is flawlessly executed.

by: Tenisha Mercer




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