aaronsimmons, Author at Marketing, content, & technology to help printers sell more printing

About a month ago, our entire company completed the popular DISC analysis to help improve our interpersonal communications and grow as a team. On Wednesday, we shut off the phones for a company-wide meeting to learn more about what our DISC profiles mean. For those of you who may not know, one aspect of the DISC personality test stresses the

We sent out the first edition of the new Printer@Work 2.0 today. Overall, it went well, but with one big error: we have become aware of several issues of the newsletter delivered with broken links. Links that should be going to pages on your own website appear to have been randomly associated with other sites in our database! Here’s what

Here’s some good news for our current Level 1 website customers looking to upgrade, as well as those who’ve upgraded from a Level 1 site in the past: All Orders Can Now Be Reordered On Level 2 and Level 3 websites, customers have always been able to place reorders for their document library items. However, orders placed using the Place

Scheduled Maintenance We’ve received word from our technology partner that the DesignEdit servers will be getting an operating system update. Therefore, the DesignEdit tool will be temporarily unavailable March 15th, beginning at 6 AM GMT (that’s 1 AM Eastern, Midnight Central, 11 PM Mountain, 10 PM Pacific). The technicians anticipate the updates will take around 4 hours. Thank You For

This is a special announcement for our Canadian customers: we’ve now added Canadian sales taxes to the Level 3 Website’s ecommerce suite! This update to the sales tax calculator is a major piece of the ecommerce puzzle for our Canadian customers, adding another tool to help make it easy for their customers to buy printing. This feature operates the same

Printer@Work 2.0 Is On The Way When we introduced the Level 2 and Level 3 websites, we knew it was time for the Printer@Work newsletter to get a face-lift. Printer@Work has had the same basic design for…well, for as long as any of us can remember! It’s served us well, but it’s showing its age. Have you ever had one

Jason’s Many Lunch Adventures We thought it would be fun to include you in a curious phenomenon at our office: Jason from our support team has an uncanny ability to get delayed during his lunch time! We’d think he was making it up, because the reasons he gives are sometimes just too crazy. But since we can see the main

The Way Things Were For several years, our websites included a feature that allowed you to activate privacy features on PDFs that would automatically turn off your customers’ ability to print PDFs sent to them through your website. This way, printers could be confident that unscrupulous customers couldn’t take a PDF proof they receive and either print it themselves or

Scheduled Maintenance We’ve received word from our technology partner that the DesignEdit system will be undergoing some significant updates to the database. They have managed to perform nearly all of the updates while still keeping the system active, but there are some processes that much be installed while the system is inaccessible. Therefore, the DesignEdit tool will be unavailable on

The Power of “Us” One of our favorite things about the DesignEdit product is that most of its content is crowdsourced. The images and template designs that you see are developed by a global team of content providers, all competing to produce the best designs for you and your customers. But here’s where the true power of crowdsourced content can

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