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Exploring the Hidden Forces of Kindness
Today we're bringing in the big guns. Greg Atkinson, Author of "The Secret Power of Kindness," joins us and emphasizes the transformative impact of kindness...
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4 Reasons to Utilize Alexa to Grow Your Business
Alexa. You’ve heard about her, seen the catchy commercials, and maybe even have one in your home, but chances are you’ve only begun to...
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Delegating Your Way To Success
We talk to Theresa Summerlin of BELAY Solutions about motivation, delegation, and how they intertwine! She says...
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Vulnerability in Leadership
Bart Simpson and Matthew Nutt talk to pastor David Huff of Hamilton Life Church and he explains to us why...
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Is Business Personal?
Bart Simpson and Matthew Nutt talk about why business IS personal to them in episode 25 of Marketing Momentum...
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What Decal Material Lasts Longest Outdoors? A Spec-by-Spec Comparison
The longest-lasting outdoor decal is cast vinyl under a UV-stable overlaminate, which 3M rates at 8 years for its standard printed-and-laminated construction. Polyester with a polyester overlaminate runs 5 to 8 years. Polymeric calendered vinyl falls well short of both, and economy monomeric film can be finished inside a year. But the material is only half the answer — orientation, climate, and how the decal fails matter as much as what it's made of.
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Kiss-Cut vs Butt-Cut Labels: How to Choose (With Spec Table)
Kiss-Cut vs Butt-Cut Labels: How to Choose (With Spec Table): Choose kiss-cut labels when they'll be peeled by hand off a backer or fed from a roll or sheet, or when the shape is anything but a plain rectangle. Choose butt-cut when the label is rectangular and volume, speed, and unit cost decide the job. Kiss-cut buys flexibility; butt-cut buys throughput. Everything below is detail on that one rule.
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Custom Graphic Overlays for Control Panels and Machinery: A Specifier's Guide
If you are responsible for specifying printed components for industrial equipment, control panels, or machinery, graphic overlays are one of those items that rarely get attention until something goes wrong.



















