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11/03/2026

What makes branded merch and promotional products worth keeping? Experts from Chain, Fishwife, and Chili's point to the same basics: make it intentional, connected to the brand, high quality, and interesting enough that people actually want to use it.

Experts from Chain, Fishwife, and Chili’s share their insights based on their biggest merch launches to date.

11/02/2026

A font built with AI in mind? ShieldFont is designed to stay readable for people while changing what some AI scrapers see. It's an interesting example of typography taking on a new role in the age of AI.

Hate AI? Then you might want to try ShieldFont.

11/02/2026

Booklets give you room to tell the full story. From product guides and catalogs to programs and training materials, a well-designed booklet keeps information organized, polished, and easy to share.

10/30/2026

AIDA is a simple way to keep a brochure on track: Attention, Interest, Desire and Action. Catch the reader's eye, give them a reason to keep reading and make the next step easy to understand.

Try these 14 copywriting and design tips to help your business brochures, pamphlets, and marketing flyers get attention and bring in sales.

10/30/2026

A clear visual hierarchy leads the eye from headline to offer to next step. It makes your piece faster to skim and easier to act on. Want feedback on your layout? Send us a proof and we will take a look.

10/29/2026

Good print gets noticed. Great print doesn't have to shout about it. Sometimes the strongest message is the one that knows when to use its indoor voice.

10/28/2026

Ghost Font is a fun example of human ingenuity. Have a bold idea for your next printed piece? We'll help you turn it into something practical, readable, and memorable.

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10/28/2026

10/27/2026

Trends move fast. Clarity doesn't. If you're refreshing brochures, signage or direct mail, we can help you use current visual ideas without losing readability, consistency or the personality of your brand.

Image: Wave Break Media Ltd | Dreamstime.comIf 2025 had a face, it may have been this one: 😭. According to an analysis by The New York Times using Google keyboard data, the “Loudly Crying Face” emerged as the most-used emoji of the year, putting an emoji originally meant for intense sadness a...

10/26/2026

Trone turned an overlooked bathroom fixture into something people actually notice. That's a great marketing lesson: standing out doesn't always mean inventing something new. Sometimes it's about presenting the familiar in a more interesting way.

French bathroom brand Trone is on a mission to turn the humble toilet into an object of desire