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How to choose a print shop

March 13, 2008 on 1:25 pm | In small business news |

Imagine you’re in charge of printing 1,500 business cards, 500 entry forms, and 700 newsletters for an upcoming exhibit.

Who do you turn to… a copy shop, a quick printer, and/or a commercial printer?

My hand’s down favorite graphic designer on the planet (Chuck Green) guides us to find the best quality printing for substantially less cost at…

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