Serendipitous Print & Communications

12/29/2015

Here is a very informative article to help you navigate your way through some tricky vocabulary.

http://qz.com/432285/20-misused-words-that-make-smart-people-look-dumb/?xid=soc_socialflow_facebook_realsimple

Often, it’s the words we perceive as being more correct or sophisticated that don’t really mean what we think they do.

11/23/2015

Need help getting Christmas cards printed! Let us help. Design your own or let Etsy designers help you. Either way send us a file and we can have them ready to mail in a couple of days!

12/29/2014

This first year of being a small business owner has been a lot of fun. Two parts I don't care for are bill collecting and IT! I used to complain about the help desk but now that it's me, I feel their pain! And so does my poor computer - I am not tech savvy when it comes to laptops!

07/01/2014

Business is booming! In the last two weeks I've been asked to do fulfillment projects. Looks like we will be opening a distribution center. I'm so glad I have the resources to help my customers with anything they want.

05/08/2014

05/08/2014

Pantones color of the year is . . . Radiant Orchid! Watch to see how much the print world drives your fashion and interior design.

04/29/2014

Alex from Moboplicity is in town and we had a great brainstorming meeting today. We want to stay ahead of our text competitors! No one else in the market comes close to offering the flexibility and custom options that Moboplicity does.

04/21/2014

I just brought on a new partner! An old friend in the printing business that has saved me many times. He just pulled off an overnight job for me. Quick turnarounds are always needed.

04/18/2014

First new piece of office equipment :).

04/07/2014

Tomorrow starts another week at being a small business owner! So far I've had great support. But now it's time to start searching out new customers. I would greatly appreciate any leads. I'm happy to pay a finders fee to anything that becomes a real client :).

03/31/2014

Opening Day!

Literally millions of people worldwide either currently collect or have collected baseball cards sometime during their lives. Most of those who grew up in the fifties and sixties fondly recall the heyday of bubble gum card collecting when the Topps Company reigned supreme. What many people don't realize is that baseball card collecting didn't start out as a fun and leisurely pastime for Little Leaguers, but was originally part of a corporate marketing strategy to sell to***co products. The genius of that strategy still reverberates today.

The decision to use images of ballplayers to sell to***co over a century ago made sound business sense then and, as we all know, the early to***co cards remain very collectible today. How shocked those to***co mavens would be to know that almost a century after their foray into baseball's rough and tumble game would there evolve the most famous and expensive baseball card of all time - the Honus Wagner T-206 to***co card from 1909.