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Nothing strengthens your customer’s sense of being in control and sense of self than being right. Strive to consistently make your customer right.

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If you are among the majority of market leaders sorting through the many sales compensation issues, a path for solving this perplexing management tool awaits you.

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Try these five steps to consistently make good decisions on your biggest issues.

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Ultimately, printers with the right sales messages will create more powerful, profitable businesses.

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The very first quality of a successful and effective leader is the ability to be a visionary thinker.

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This article identifies and discusses the essential selling skills in four different areas: Personal, relational, professional business and return on investment.

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How to Manage From the Front & From the Beginning

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In screen printing, the stenciling process requires measurements and control of the variables for consistency to obtain repeatable quality. Here are five tools for measuring and controlling stencil quality.

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The first step of implementing a Color Control Culture is, taking control of incoming files. You will keep customers coming back again and again.

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Using an underbase is a great way to avoid a wide range of garment printing problems. There are many advantages including

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One of the most confusing aspects of the screen printing industry is choosing the correct chemicals for the various stages of screen printing. There are a wide range of functions and factors that need to be addressed before choosing a product.

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When you screen print halftone, one thing you can count on is moire. Here are 10 tips you can use to help keep moire at bay and greatly reduce its occurrence.

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Part 1 of a 3-part series analyzing acceptable methods commonly used to sharpen a squeegee.

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There are many types of moire, but here are the most common. With a little work, testing and common sense, you can avoid most of them.

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The venerable squeegee blade has not been considered a valuable, engineered machine-tool because, so far, no one has resolved its fundamental flaw.

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Screen printing generally has the largest number of critical variables due to the number of parameters that need to be measured and tracked. Here are some of the key precision tools printers use to help them to be repeatable and faster, all while producing higher quality prints.

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The greatest deterent to profit in the screen shop is downtime and the greates cause of downtime is all too often the screen.