When you place an order, you want things to go smoothly, with no hiccups along the way. We checked in with one of our Customer Service Managers, Christie Reynolds, CSM for the Anderson, SC label plant, to see where common oversights can cause things to go awry.
Have you noticed? QR codes are everywhere. These highly recognizable squares of coded blocks are designed to link physical products to digital content. By adding them to products such as prime labels, durable goods labels, and business forms, you give your clients the opportunity to better serve their customers and market their products.
Why should you build your business on highly repeatable products like industrial labels and forms? Because they provide predictable revenue, higher customer retention, higher profitability, increased customer lifetime value, more stable cash flow, and higher valuations.
Why should you build your business on highly repeatable products like industrial labels and forms? Because they provide predictable revenue, higher customer retention, higher profitability, increased customer lifetime value, more stable cash flow, and higher valuations.
There are 142 million homes in the United States, and every one of them needs some kind of service — HVAC, landscaping, electrical services, home renovation, pest control, and more. It is a growing market, and due to the nature of this market — many small businesses, mobile, hands-on — it offers considerable opportunity to sell forms.
Want to sell into a $100 billion industry? Consider the automotive market. While many vertical markets have gone to electronic forms, many businesses in the automotive market mean continue to order forms in print. These are high-profit orders that offer tremendous opportunity.
Does the term “bill of lading” make your eyes glaze over? The term is not particularly exciting, but the recurring revenue you can gain from these products can be. This is an opportunity distributors should not miss.
Today's document security features, both on-paper and in-paper, can save your customers hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of dollars by protecting them from document alteration, scams, and unauthorized duplication. Not to mention protecting them from liability associated with tampered documents.
Who uses printed forms anymore? Are they even worth selling these days? Absolutely. Printed forms are used by more companies than you might think. This article describes 7 types of companies that still buy printed forms and why.
Auto service centers rely on unit set forms for inspections and claims, but mechanics often fill out these forms by hand. Poor penmanship can result in errors on the back end that can kill profits. Wise found a better way!
