If you’re like most businesses, you generate e-waste on a regular basis. Perhaps you’ve been storing your e-waste until you find a suitable, inexpensive source for disposal. One day you’ll find that you need space and your recyclable materials end up in a landfill. “Next time,” you say, “we’ll recycle.”
Wouldn’t it be great to have someone pick up your e-waste for FREE? You could reduce your environmental footprint and save money! Now’s the time to learn more!
Tuesday, June 12, 2018
Tuesday, June 5, 2018
Printer Cartridges: Can a Toner Cartridge Save You Money?
Laser printers and their toner cartridges can cost more. However, it’s important to consider the long-term cost savings. Toner cartridges will print more pages than an ink cartridge and often have a lower cost per page. Also, determine whether or not you want to print in color or if monochrome printing (black ink or toner only) will suit your needs. Monochrome laser printing can cost considerably less than printing in color. Be sure to read the product specifications to determine if this is the best option for you.
Learn more about printer cartridges here!
Learn more about printer cartridges here!
Friday, June 1, 2018
Printer Cartridges: The Difference Between Toner and Ink Cartridges
When your office printer decides to stop working in the middle of a project and you seek out new options for a new printer, the number of options and the technical terms can be overwhelming. The most common reply to your question is “Do you want a laser printer or an inkjet printer?” You think to yourself, “Beats me, what’s the difference? I just want my report to look good!” Some of the technology can be quite complex, but we’ll keep the answer straight forward and simple.
Laser printers use a specialized process involving an electrical charge, to apply color to a page. A toner cartridge, rather than ink cartridge is used for this process. Learn more here!
Laser printers use a specialized process involving an electrical charge, to apply color to a page. A toner cartridge, rather than ink cartridge is used for this process. Learn more here!
Tuesday, May 8, 2018
3 ideas to boost your Ann Arbor business!
Customer referrals are always welcome. Why not take this a step further and give your customers a way to SHOW your brand with items they can use daily? People love useful stuff, and custom adhesive labels and stickers can travel! Check out these three ideas to boost your brand:
1. Laptop Stickers – Laptops are everywhere! A creative design will get your brand noticed everywhere laptops travel. Take this a step further and develop a new sticker every quarter, making them collectible! What a great way to develop a brand community! 2. Calendar Stickers – These are great as giveaways to customers to keep your brand and contact information in view. Share these with your customers, employees, and friends!
3. Business Card Stickers – You can stick these on products, correspondence, and samples. They’re a great addition to any trade show booth!
Think your business could use a boost by tapping into a new audience? Experience our friendly and convenient service and grow your business with custom adhesive labels from Michigan Computer Supplies.
Our customers love on-demand delivery for their custom product labels. We store your label inventory and provide what you need when you need it!
Learn more!
Tuesday, May 1, 2018
Promote Your Ann Arbor Business with Custom Adhesive Labels
Do you want to boost your marketing campaign?
Are you eager to tap into a new audience?
Want to generate excitement for your brand?
“We are getting the word out there,” you say, “but we’re still not “known.” “People don’t seek us out as a brand. Our sales are lagging on our other great products.”
Wouldn’t it be great to attract a new audience to your brand? Imagine having a brand that people think “I like this product and company! I wonder what else they offer?”
Learn more!
Are you eager to tap into a new audience?
Want to generate excitement for your brand?
“We are getting the word out there,” you say, “but we’re still not “known.” “People don’t seek us out as a brand. Our sales are lagging on our other great products.”
Wouldn’t it be great to attract a new audience to your brand? Imagine having a brand that people think “I like this product and company! I wonder what else they offer?”
Learn more!
Monday, April 9, 2018
Basics of Custom Product Label Design
You’ve taken the time to
define your customer, company, and product.
This valuable information can be used to design a custom product label that
your customers are sure to find! Now
it’s time to design your label.
Here’s
the basics!
1) The front of the label is
typically more general in nature, and may include your logo, product name, tag
line or product description, and quantity.
2) Provide more detail on the
back, including product description, company or product story, instructions for
use, ingredients, barcode, and other relevant information.
3) Keep in mind that the size of the label will
drive the font size and amount of information presented. The words must be readable! The style, size, and color of the font all
contribute to the readability. If it’s
too elaborate or small, your efforts may be wasted. The contrast between the
color of the font and background also impacts readability. A light font needs
to paired with a darker background for optimal readability. For example, a label with light-yellow
wording against a medium yellow background is sure to frustrate anyone who
attempts to read it. Whereas a label
with light-yellow wording against a dark blue background is easier to read
given the level on contrast.
Monday, April 2, 2018
From Obscurity to Center Stage
You have a great product, but
it’s not selling. It seems your product
is hiding in the shadows. If only your product stood out among the many available
options!
You’re not the only one who’s
frustrated. Imagine this same problem from your customer’s perspective. People want to find a product that fits their
needs, and they want to find it quickly!
Why not help them by designing a custom product label they are sure to find!
To design an effective custom product label, you must first define your
customer, your company, and your product.
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