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Comment by Jennifer Kreuser on July 13, 2010 at 1:58pm

Thanks for your response, Roger and Mark!
In-mold labeling is basically a way to combine the label and the product/packaging into one seamless product without the use of adhesives. This creates the 'no-label' look! The label looks like it was injected into the plastic product being used. We also specialize in: die-cutting (able to cut a mass quantity of orders into particular shapes), Lamination, Pressure-Sensitive Printing, and short-run variable printing (printing a large order of labels, each label being personalized to customer's specifications). Have a great week, everyone!

Comment by Mark Novelli on July 13, 2010 at 1:14pm

Hi Jennifer,

I'm with Wolf Envelope Co. We manufacture nearly any size and can print 1 through 4 color process. We specialize in financial (banking) envelopes and inventory management for larger accounts with longer runs or multiple SKU's. I don't know what "in-mold" labeling is. However I, as well as the rest of this group I'm sure, would love to hear exactly what that is.

Comment by Roger Buck on July 13, 2010 at 12:54pm

Welcome Jennifer!
In mold in a great area. I'm sure you will bring some new ideas to the group.

Comment by Jennifer Kreuser on July 13, 2010 at 12:49pm

Hi, Mark! Thank you!

Vibrant Graphics is a digital printing company, specializing in "in-mold labeling." We make labels! : ) We are a supplier, but collaborate with several product manufacturers. What area of printing are you involved with?

Jenny

Comment by Mark Novelli on July 12, 2010 at 1:40pm

Hi There Jennifer. Welcome!

What is Vibrant Graphics? A supplier/manufacturer or a seller of printed products to the end user?

Comment by Jennifer Kreuser on July 12, 2010 at 12:50pm

Hello, PSDA region 7!

I just wanted to introduct myself, as I am new to the digital printing world. I would love to hear any insights you may have for me. I work for Vibrant Graphics as a Marketing Specialist and have a lot to learn about different types of printing! I look forward to interacting with you and learning from you!

Thanks,

Jenny Kreuser
jenniferk@vibrantgfx.com
http://www.vibrantgfx.com

Comment by Gene Toepfer on June 11, 2010 at 7:23am

Salespeople need to continually change what they are doing. Absorb new information, review their tactics & change behavior in positive ways.

Comment by Phil Sperling on June 9, 2010 at 9:23am

We just reviewed a dealer's multi channel program results over the last year through purls. It included groups of mail only, email only, and mail/email combo. The average response rates were 4.6% mail, 20.6% email & 19.7% for the combo. The completion rates were 56% for mail, 66% for email & 70% for the combo. Great results. Because we offered our dealer the option of email, his customer didn't include an outside marketing firm. Because our dealer wasn't locked into only print, he upped his sales. But here's "the rest of the story", one year later our dealer renewed the program without having to bid against a marketing firm and it's expanding into the customer's other area of business. Let us know if we can help you keep your competition out of your customers' pockets.

Comment by Mark Kovach on June 9, 2010 at 8:45am

I am searching for a print sales person with offset and digital experience. Please forwrd resumes to Mkovach@grnmedinah.com. Thank yu.
Mark kovach
630 285-8220
www.grnmedinah.com

Comment by Paul Edwards on June 8, 2010 at 6:24pm

Please follow FormStore on face book and twitter. Major announcemnt coming.
Thanks, Paul

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