By LMartin July 21, 2016
I paid over $500 for six copies of my thesis and all of them were defective in some way. I sent them back and was told that "this is our quality" and you can take it or leave it. When I asked to speak to the owner, I was told he probably wouldn't call me back and he wouldn't offer any kind of discount for their sub-par work. They have shown such little regard for the quality of their products and making sure I was happy that it is shocking that this company is still in business. I was planning to re-design my thesis and have this company print it as a full-color book, but PHD Bookbinding has proven they cannot be trusted to deliver a quality product and worse, do not care. ...read more
By jamesdawson353 September 24, 2015
This shop did several jobs for us at a distance, receiving files by email and sending the product Fedex. They went to whatever lengths required to get it right, they accomplished very fast turnaround, they're able to do very good custom short runs like biz cards or short run brochures in addition to the bigger stuff. My business impression: this shop creates loyal customers by getting it right. I've never felt so pampered with a print job in my life. They just care. And the price was right. Can't lose! ...read more
By lyndaduff2 September 08, 2015
I've used Austin Digital Printing for years and have never been disappointed- quite the opposite!!! Their team is professional, creative and efficient. They go above and beyond to make sure your experience is easy and absolutely perfect. I can't say enough about the talent and customer service, which is exactly what I want when looking for a printer! Don't waste your time searching for other companies, Austin Digital Printing is the right choice and I'm so happy to have found them. ...read more
We love seeing the business cards that we printed for Realty Austin in issues of Austin Monthly! It̢۪s such a fun way to feature a great group of realtors. ...read more
By PostNet June 14, 2011
Sure, we can print items like business cards, trifolds, and postcards on paper, but did you know that we can also print custom signs and banners? We’ve done a variety of projects in the past such as a large mounted poster for an anniversary party, a finish-line sign for a race, and a large banner advertising acupuncture services. We’ve also created plastic corrugated signs for a handyman to place in the yards of the houses that he’s working on, and and signs instructing people on how to get to a local plant sale. There’s no job too big or too small — we can do one sign, or we can do many of them. How do you advertise your services? Do you need to catch people’s eye from the road as they’re driving? Then a large sign or banner from PostNet might be a great solution for you. Are you attending a tradeshow and would like a pop-up banner to take with you? We can print a high-quality vinyl banner and assemble it into a banner stand so that you can use it again and again. You don’t even need to have a design already completed. We offer affordable graphic design services so that you can come in with just an idea, and leave with a definite plan for a project to be completed quickly. If you have any questions regarding our banner and sign-making services, don’t hesitate to call our store or stop by for a quote. We can help! PostNet Far West (512) 231-1321 tx157@postnet.com www.postnet.com/tx157 ...read more
By PostNet June 14, 2011
A great way to get more information about your business to clients is to use QR codes in your printed materials. If you aren’t familiar with them, QR codes are similar to barcodes in that they contain data, which is translated by a code reader (that can be downloaded to your smartphone). A QR code could contain information about your business, such as your website, which would be great to have on handouts, postcards, or posters. These codes are especially helpful when you know that someone isn’t going to be in front of a computer but might still want more information, like at a tradeshow or networking event. QR codes are customizable so that you can use one on a flyer, and then use a different code on something like a tri-fold brochure when you are marketing to a different audience. If you do a lot of sales or networking for your business, a great use of a QR code would be to have it automatically add your contact information to a client’s phone contacts when it is scanned. Of course, it’s always a good idea to include a small line of text to let someone know what the code is going to do so that you can keep their trust. A small QR code like that would fit perfectly on the back of a business card! Perhaps you have a large variety of products, but a small sales staff. A great use of QR codes would be to print them on small cards that can be placed in front of each product, and have the codes explain the various functions or benefits when you aren’t able to. If you’d like to create your own QR code, a great site to use isbit.ly. It allows you see how effective your message is by looking at statistics on how many people use your code to get more information. If you have any questions, please contact anyone on our staff by calling (512) 231-1321. You can also email us for a quote at tx157@postnet.com. PostNet Far West 3571 Far West Blvd., Austin, Texas postnet.com/tx157 ...read more
By PostNet June 14, 2011
Screen printed shirts are a very common thing, but sometimes people want to get creative. Attaching a screen print design to a box is a great way to do this. This can be wonderful for business or event promotion. It can also be a great gifting idea. Imagine the look on you loved one's face when openin... ...read more
If you have photos on your website and they are not copy protected, anyone can copy it and claim it as their own. It as become a growing problem especially for those that use their photos to show the products they are selling and worked hard to take the perfect photos. There are ways you can protect y... ...read more