Small Distributors

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Comment by Paul Edwards on June 8, 2010 at 6:23pm

Are you looking forward to the Small Distributor Summit?
Please follow FormStore on face book and twitter. Major announcemnt coming.
Thanks, Paul

Comment by Renee Berger on February 16, 2010 at 4:47pm

Hi, I am the creative director for Western States Envelope & Label. Western States is a wholesale envelope and label converter, printer and manufacturer for the trade. We have over 1600 envelope products (many are FSC and SFI certified as well as some other reusable envelopes), envelope printing capabilities and label printing capabilities. One of our new products is a laser compatible window that works well at high temperatures. If we can send you samples or help you in any way please do not hesitate to call us at 800-558-0514. Email us at marketing@westernstatesenvelope.com

Thank you.

Comment by Becky McCarney on February 16, 2010 at 1:03pm

Hello, my name is Becky McCarney and I am a Rep for Raff Printing, Inc. We have been in business since 1951 providing commercial print, mail and fulfillment services to Print Buyers and Brokers across the US. We can support your needs for:
- Large & Small Offset Presses
- Variable & Static Digital Printing (HP 5000, HP 7000)
- Fast Turn (3-5 days)
- High End Color - G7 Certified
- Mailing and Fulfillment Services
- Full Bindery Services
- FSC Certified (Forest Stewardship Council)
- SFI Certified (Sustainable Forest Initiative)
- PEFC Certified (Program for the Endorsement of Forest Certification)
- Full Service Union Printer

If you are looking for a commercial partner you can count on, I would love to talk with you. Prior to joining Raff, I was a customer of theirs for over 15 years and can say first hand that they are a company that cares about your business and your customers.

If you……
- Don’t like surprises
- Want your job delivered on time
- Are looking for Quality AND Service
- Don’t like waiting DAYS to get a quote
- Like sleeping peacefully
……..give me a call at 901-230-4952 or drop me an e-mail at bmccarney@raffprinting.com . I would love to hear from you.

Comment by John Harvey on January 13, 2010 at 12:54pm

POS resources in North America.

Hello, I own a transactional print brokerage in Eastern Canada and I am looking for new sources of stock and/ or custom POS rolls. We have more and more of our clients requesting these items from us in skid loads.

RSVP,

John Harvey
www.CCGcommunications.com

Comment by Jon Druin on January 13, 2010 at 11:11am

Superior Print is offering 10% any new continuous form job during the month of January if anyone is in the market. We are a forms printer that has specialized in MICR encoded and image processing for over 20 years. Contact me for more info.

Comment by Paul Edwards on December 30, 2009 at 6:31pm

Looking for ways to improve the ROI on your e-commerce software investment?
Want to sell more PURL and integrated marketing campaigns?
We can help.
Email me at pedwards@formstore.com

Comment by Kelly McCracken on July 30, 2009 at 10:13am

Hello! I am located in Oklahoma so if anyone is looking for a printing plant or promotional marketing person here I am!!

Comment by Alfrieda on June 3, 2009 at 10:35pm

Hi, I am new to this Group. As a member I know I will benefit and I hope in return I can be a benefit to you. My company provides printing services and business forms.

I've noticed that many here refer to themselves as "print brokers" rather than distributors. Please explain the different. Even though I've been doing this for many years, I've never gotten a clear definition. Thank you.

Comment by Juston on February 14, 2009 at 2:06am

Hey,,, my name is Juston, I am a promotional products supplier from China, I am able to supply nearly all the items listed on ASI and SAGE.

I can offer competitive prices.

If you are interested to buy from China, I am glad to offer you guys advices

Thanks

Comment by PSDA on February 9, 2009 at 11:45am

Some of you may not be tuned in to the PSDA principal's listserv, but there was an interesting discussion about the upcoming Small Distributors Summit flitting across the email system that I think is worth sharing. The follow are excerts from real members...unsolicited...unedited.

Our business was up 35% last year and I expect to be up 35% this year. I would say 50% of that is because of the SDS. Last year, from the SDS, we did donut boxes, revamped marketing materials, web enhancements, searched out digital work, and the biggest thing-promotional products. That is all because of the SDS. Other things we did were from mentors and more experienced large distributors that gave me advise. Bob O'Connell made me realise that sending my CSR's to training once a month, whether it is in house webinars, or Fred Pryor seminars, improved our problem-order rate. Robert Crabtree made us realize how our web presence and SEO was so important. We are on twitter, and have our own blog. etc. This is all PSDA, and why we had such a banner year. There are a lot of other things, but I will talk about those in my session at the SDS. The work is there. Knowing how to get it is the KEY!!!

Now is the time to spend money to build your business. The SDS is the premier event to help you grow your business.

But please consider the SDS as a place to go to renew, revive and re-energize. If you go to the SDS in search of learning about new products, news ways to present products or new methods; you'll find them! Paying back your travel investment many times over.

Now is the time they should be investing in their business and themselves in the effort of moving their companies forward and growing their business. I am not in the SDS group of companies but whenever you can meet and share with your peers with an open mind, you will leave with lessons that will repay the $$ within a very quick time frame.

A primary reason to join an association such as PSDA is to establish relationships with peers and vendors in our industry. Within our association there are examples of businesses of every size, shape, experience and walk of life. Because of this diversity we are a strong association with a tremendous history but, this diversity can make it difficult to establish the strong relational ties that we seek in the first place. The Small Distributor Summit is the place and time that the distributor/owner of a $2.5 million company can learn, teach, and set the sail to grow in the future.

It has been my experience over the past three SDS events that the networking and the friendships are worth every dollar & effort that we make to participate. Anything you put in will return to you, multiplied.

The Small Distributor Summit was started as a vehicle that allowed smaller dollar volume distributors in the Association a venue to meet at a convenient location to get educated on ways to improve our business position, share ideas with our peers who run businesses of roughly the same dollar volume as you do, and find out about solutions to real life situations that our manufacturing partners can help us to take in an idea and take out an order we've never done before for an existing customer or a prospect.

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