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Tips to Geting Better Prints – Order Fulfillment Guide – FAQs
You may already know that you can lower your cost per print when ordering multiple copies of the same print on canvas, metal prints. cards and giclee prints (photo and art prints on fine art papers). We now have new automatic bulk rates for many other products from ceramic tiles to maple wood prints.
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Most photographers will tell you their choice of paper, based on everything from the surface, weight and other physical properties play a crucial role in the choice for papers. Photo Gloss Baryta is one of these papers that we find high end photographers love. Photographers are not the only fans. TIPA, the Technical Image Press Association just awarded this paper as one of the best.
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There are 3 concepts to know and each one means something totally different. There is pixilation, out of focus and ghosting. Sometimes when a customer tells us their prints are blurry we must ascertain which of these they are referring to since they all can are caused by different things.
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Despite all of the advancements in technology since the introduction of window displays back in the late 1800’s, presentation still holds the most chips. And, as any successful store window designer knows, it isn’t enough to simply show off your products. No, you’ve got to set a stage; a scenario. Create something to which your shoppers can actually relate. You have to implant an idea into their minds – one that tells them how perfectly your product fits into their world.
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If you’re ready to start offering prints for sale, you’re probably really excited about building a product list for your online store. Assuming you have already digitized your artwork and run a few test prints, it’s time to start making some decisions about products and variants.
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Life is never perfect, so it’s inevitable that you may run into a “problem” eventually. But here are some things you can be mindful of when drop shipping an order to one of your buyers (and may help you avoid problems with your orders).
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Imagine a scenario where buyers purchase your art prints online, and you don’t have to do any printing, packaging or shipping. All you do is submit an order to be filled, set a shipping address, checkout and then sit back and let someone else do all the work! That’s how order fulfillment with a drop shipper works.
Read More...Today I’m going to show you how to soft proof your images through Photoshop. Why is soft proofing important? Simply put, soft proofing your images before having them printed is a great way to simulate how they will appear based on specific printer and paper combination. In the long run it will save you both time and money.
Read More...Whether you’re planning your first exhibit or you’re a seasoned art show veteran, there are a few key steps to consider before getting started. In this article we will talk about the way to build successful presentations, fundamental selling strategies, and pricing evaluation.
Read More...A common question arises when people are trying to order about image cropping and why this happens. The reason this can happen is because the original file being submitted does not match the same aspect as the size being ordered for print. The result is a a crop to fit method which is the common default standard in the art and photo printing world.
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