Focus on Software Solutions DecoNetwork The number one mistake print shops make
in February (and how to avoid it) February often feels like a slow grind for garment decorators, but the biggest mistake you can make is waiting for orders instead of creating them. Many shops assume demand will bounce back naturally. Spoiler alert: they might not.
Use software to be proactive, not reactive
Use software to be proactive, not reactive. DecoNetwork empowers print shops to launch limited-time online stores for Valentine’s Day, spring sports, and corporate rebrands. These stores create urgency and give your customers a reason to order now instead of later. With DecoNetwork’s e-commerce tools, you can customise product collections, add countdown timers, and simplify the ordering process for your clients. Pro tip: Use DecoNetwork’s production calendar to manage incoming orders efficiently. When orders roll in from your pop-up stores, DecoNetwork automatically tracks them, schedules production, and keeps you on top of every deadline. No more production bottlenecks. Don’t let February’s slump slow you down. With the right tools, you can create demand where none exists. Keep production steady, cash flow healthy, and customers engaged. Get ahead by working smarter, not harder.
www.deconetwork.com
Antigro
A cloud-based print personalisation tool Antigro Designer Print Customizer is a cloud-based print personalisation tool that enables companies – from start-ups to large enterprises – to offer editable templates with extensive personalisation options for any kind of printed product.
Designed to support print businesses looking to increase profit margins and capitalise on personalisation and customisation trends, the versatile solution supports a wide range of printed products from mugs, stickers, and photo puzzles to large format banners, T shirts, and business cards, and integrates seamlessly into existing e-commerce channels such as Shopify and WooCommerce.
Print Customizer’s standout features include the capacity to generate print-ready files tailored to customer print equipment and the creation of true-to-life 3D personalised product previews. These features not only reduce errors, eliminate the need for multiple revision cycles, and streamline production, they support customers’ sustainability goals thanks to minimised waste and conservation of resources.
DTF Gang Sheet Builder from Antigro Designer
Sticker Builder from Antigro Designer is a software solution that simplifies and enhances the production of custom die-cut stickers. Combining cutting-edge artificial intelligence with intuitive design tools, Sticker Builder allows users to design custom-shaped stickers and labels by automatically generating the outline and cut lines in print-ready files. This disruptive tool automates imposition and seamlessly translates client designs into production-ready formats.
DTF Gang Sheet Builder from Antigro Designer, targeting growing demand in the direct to film print market, is a tool designed to automate the creation of sheets for DTF printing, simplifying the traditionally labour-intensive process of ganging multiple designs onto a single sheet. Designed for small businesses, DTF Gang Sheet Builder streamlines resizing and layout while ensuring optimal use of materials.
www.antrigrodesigner.com
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