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Academy of Handmade

11/18/2014

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We were so pleased when the Academy of Handmade asked us to write about why we love to sell on Instagram, and review Sue B. Zimmerman's workshop on Creative Live. 

Read about it all here ~> http://bit.ly/AcademyofHandmade

If you have a story about where you like to sell your handmade goods, or if you just love Instagram like me, leave a comment below!
 
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Glitter as an Initiative

11/17/2014

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#sparkleinitiative - a compliment, a smile, a pat on the back have the power to transform and move mountains.

Every day there's a chance to sparkle. We know how that sounds! We, along with so many of you, get bogged down when watching the news or reading negative things right in your Facebook timeline. And sometimes those things are heavy and genuinely debilitating. We aren't suggesting a Pollyanna attitude. But close.  How do we handle it all without getting overwhelmed? Especially during the holidays?

Enter attitude. It's that thing only you can control on a daily basis, and it has the power to help or harm. So when we say that a little bit of sparkle can solve most problems, what we mean is that focusing on how to make a situation better, by doing only what we can control, can turn negatives into positives.

This holiday season is a great time to test out sparkle at holiday gatherings, and getting into the sparkly mood. Remember, the only thing you can control is yourself. Let go of other people's opinions and allow only the things that exude positivity into your realm of influence. 

Go forth and sparkle!
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Smart Savings on Printing in the US: GotPrint Coupons, Promo Codes, and Business Card Tips

Posted on Thursday 15th of January 2026
  • Why many US small teams choose GotPrint
  • How to find and use a gotprint coupon or gotprint promo codes
  • Product spotlight: gotprint business cards that punch above their weight
  • Seasonal packaging idea: custom argyle wrapping paper
  • Vehicle and signage corner: finding vinyl wrap tools near me
  • FAQ: what is an auto shift manual?
  • Speed, quality, and reprints
  • First-order checklist (so you don’t waste a coupon)
  • When to use GotPrint vs. a local shop
  • Take action

Smart Savings on Printing in the US: GotPrint Coupons, Promo Codes, and Business Card Tips

Looking for a gotprint coupon or reliable gotprint promo codes while you set up your brand assets? This guide walks US small businesses and nonprofits through how to save on printing, how to spec gotprint business cards that look professional, when to consider custom argyle wrapping paper for seasonal packaging, and a quick detour for signage and vehicle-wrap shoppers searching for vinyl wrap tools near me. We even answer a common side-question: what is an auto shift manual?

Why many US small teams choose GotPrint

GotPrint operates as an online printing platform that aggregates capacity from multiple trusted print partners across the US. For you, that often translates into:

  • Low minimums for standard items (as few as 25 pieces on many products)
  • Transparent online pricing before checkout, with no surprise setup fees on standard SKUs
  • Free online design tools plus optional paid designer help if you need it
  • A broad catalog (500+ product types, from business cards to banners and packaging)
  • A satisfaction-focused reprint policy for quality issues

Typical lead times are about 5–7 business days for standard production and ground shipping. You can often pay for expedited production/shipping if you’re on a tighter schedule.

How to find and use a gotprint coupon or gotprint promo codes

If you’re on a tight budget, a small discount can make a big difference across multiple SKUs. Here’s how to locate valid offers and apply them effectively:

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  1. Check official channels first. Promo banners on the GotPrint homepage and the cart page are the most reliable. Seasonal events in the US (e.g., Black Friday, New Year, back-to-school) often bring sitewide savings.
  2. Subscribe to email. New-subscriber and occasional loyalty emails may include a unique gotprint coupon that you won’t find on generic coupon sites.
  3. Test codes early in your cart. Before you upload large files, add a placeholder product to validate your promo code’s terms (minimum spend, product exclusions, or expiry dates).
  4. Stack smartly. You usually can’t stack multiple coupon codes, but you can combine a single code with volume pricing. If you’re near a price break (e.g., 250 vs. 500 business cards), check which total is lower with the code applied.
  5. Compare shipping options. A 10–15% code may be outperformed by slower, cheaper shipping if your deadline allows. Always recalc the cart total with different methods.

Tip: Keep a simple spreadsheet that lists your final per-unit cost with and without a code. That clarity helps you repeat the best deal next time.

Product spotlight: gotprint business cards that punch above their weight

Business cards remain a compact, high-impact leave-behind for sales calls, pop-ups, and conferences. To create dependable results:

  • Size: US standard 3.5 in × 2 in (horizontal or vertical). Consider rounded corners if you want a softer, modern finish.
  • Stocks: Common options include 14 pt and 16 pt cover; recycled and specialty finishes are often available if you prefer a sustainable or premium look.
  • Coatings: Gloss UV adds pop to imagery; matte/satin offers a restrained, professional feel; soft-touch gives a velvety tactile impression. If you plan to write notes on cards, avoid high-gloss on the back.
  • File setup: Use CMYK color mode, 300 dpi resolution, and a 0.125 in (3 mm) bleed on all sides. Keep text and logos inside a 0.125–0.1875 in safe margin.
  • Readable design: Aim for strong contrast, font sizes of 8–10 pt minimum for body text, and sufficient white space. QR codes should be at least 0.8 in (20 mm) wide for consistent scans.

If you don’t have a designer, start with the free templates in the online editor and then consider a small paid design tweak for typography or color balance. It’s often the fastest path to a polished card.

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Seasonal packaging idea: custom argyle wrapping paper

Planning a limited-run holiday or event promotion? Custom argyle wrapping paper can deliver a warm, heritage-inspired aesthetic for gift sets, influencer kits, or retail shelf displays. Here’s how to scope it:

  • Pattern source: Use a seamless argyle tile (vector or 300 dpi raster) so the pattern aligns across sheets or rolls without visible seams.
  • Color checks: Prepare your art in CMYK and request a hard proof or at least a calibrated digital proof if color accuracy is critical.
  • Substrate choice: Lighter text-weight papers wrap easier; heavier paper offers a premium feel and better opacity. Recycled options are often available for eco-minded brands.
  • Batch size: Start with small quantities to test demand. Because GotPrint is friendly to small runs, you can scale up without holding excessive inventory.

If you only need branded packaging but not full gift wrap, consider printed sleeves, belly bands, or custom stickers as lower-cost alternatives that still sell the look.

Vehicle and signage corner: finding vinyl wrap tools near me

Many teams order printed vinyl for storefront windows, walls, or vehicles and then ask where to get installation tools. While GotPrint can print the vinyl graphics, it typically doesn’t retail installation kits. For vinyl wrap tools near me in the US, check:

  • Local sign supply stores: Search terms like 'sign supply' or 'vehicle wrap tools' plus your city (e.g., 'vehicle wrap tools Chicago').
  • Pro trade counters: Auto detailing suppliers often stock squeegees, heat guns, application fluids, and felt-edge tools.
  • Big-box/hardware stores: You may find heat guns and basic squeegees; pro-grade, low-friction tools are usually in specialty shops.

Basic kit checklist: felt-edge squeegee, heat gun, precision knife with fresh blades, masking tape, microfiber cloths, and isopropyl alcohol for surface prep. For large or contoured installs, consider a certified installer—poor technique can waste good prints.

FAQ: what is an auto shift manual?

We get this question from vehicle-wrap customers comparing prints for different fleets. What is an auto shift manual? In automotive terms, it usually refers to an automated manual transmission (AMT): a manual gearbox managed by electronic actuators and a control unit, allowing a driver to choose automatic-like shifting without a traditional clutch pedal. It’s unrelated to printing—but the query pops up when teams research wraps and fleet specs together.

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Speed, quality, and reprints

For most standard orders, plan for about 5–7 business days in the US from order confirmation to delivery on economy shipping. Need it sooner? Check expedited production or upgraded shipping at checkout. If there’s a workmanship issue (color far off target, trimming outside tolerance, damage in transit), use order support to request a reprint. Keep photos and your order ID handy—clear documentation speeds resolution.

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First-order checklist (so you don’t waste a coupon)

  1. Start small: Place a test run—100–250 business cards or a few packaging samples—to validate paper, coating, and color.
  2. Preflight your file: CMYK, 300 dpi, correct bleed, fonts outlined/embedded, and linked images included.
  3. Proof carefully: Use the online proof; zoom into small text, thin lines, and QR codes.
  4. Apply your gotprint coupon: Test the code before file upload; confirm the discount shows in the order total.
  5. Time your delivery: Choose shipping to arrive 1–2 business days before your event in case of carrier delays.

When to use GotPrint vs. a local shop

Use GotPrint when you want small-to-medium batches, consistent pricing across 500+ SKUs, and the convenience of online reorders. Consider a local specialist if you need complex, same-day work, or highly customized finishing that benefits from in-person proofing. Many US teams keep both options on file—platform for routine, local for rush or intricate jobs.

Take action

  • Check today’s gotprint promo codes or an official gotprint coupon on the site or in your email.
  • Spin up your gotprint business cards using a clean template, then iterate after a small pilot batch.
  • Plan ahead for seasonal packaging—custom argyle wrapping paper or a simpler branded sleeve can lift perceived value without breaking the budget.

With smart timing and the right code, you can lock in quality prints and keep your US marketing dollars working harder.

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Jane Smith

I’m Jane Smith, a senior content writer with over 15 years of experience in the packaging and printing industry. I specialize in writing about the latest trends, technologies, and best practices in packaging design, sustainability, and printing techniques. My goal is to help businesses understand complex printing processes and design solutions that enhance both product packaging and brand visibility.

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