Stickers

If you’re a small business owner, realtor, landscaper, contractor, florist, caterer, restaurant owner, house cleaner, or just about anything else, you may just be as excited about our new product as we are. Car magnets! You probably already know what they are, but, just in case you don’t, here are the basics. Car magnets are vinyl signs with a magnetic layer that enables them to cling firmly to the sides of cars, trucks, vans, etc. They are durable and come in several different sizes—so they’ll fit just about anywhere and on any vehicle.

In this week’s installment of our ongoing series about sticker materials and their optimal uses, we are focusing on outside application stickers. Outside application stickers have their adhesive on the back and the printing on the front and can be placed on windows or opaque surfaces. When placed on windows for external viewing, they are positioned on the outside. All of our outside application stickers can be expected to last from 1 to 5 years, can withstand outdoor elements such as UV rays and rain, and can be placed on most flat smooth surfaces including glass, metal, wood, plastic, and more.

A cut path is a closed vector path in your design file that tells the cutter where to cut around your sticker. Some stickers have simple shapes for cut paths, like circles, squares and ovals. Die Cut stickers have a cut path that follows the outline of your artwork or logo, and can cut right up to the design edge or leave a small contrasting border around the outside of the design's shape. All stickers must have a cut path included in their design file and can be created in the same image editing software used to design your artwork.

Email has been a major boon to business. Companies can use email to market, to sell, to communicate, and more. Especially when a company is selling products and services to other companies, and thus lacks a brick-and-mortar store that sells wares, it wouldn’t be surprising if every employee in a company went a whole day, or even a whole week, without communicating with clients on the phone or in person. While email has certainly made business easier, it is a dangerous tool when it is overused.