Are you guys hiring out for labels making or making them at home. For the latter what is the best method? Paper and printer types etc? I am using an Avery printable labels system now and...it's bad... Thanks in advance, any info helps a bunch. Happy Vaping!
I use onlinelabels and inkjet. They look great but suck when doing a few hundred bottle order.
I haven't found a company to source out to yet. All seem very incompetent and want to change my label.
Might buy a label printer and do labels for others to recoup the cost of it.
Just seen this http://www.amazon.com/hAppy-Printer-featuring-Zink-Technology/dp/B00EDCZKJ2/ref=lp_8553181011_1_18?s=office-electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1434811248&sr=1-18
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outsourcing to most label places does not make sense until about 4,000 labels. in fact the price difference between 2,000 and 4,000 at most is $100 or less difference. for on demand expect to pay $3,500-$10,000 for great labels you can print yourself. I'm still trying to figure out the best solution myself without ordering way more than I need or paying way too much for a printer.
I used avery for my first run. The diy labels got fucked up in my printer, off center, off top to bottom. 8$ in the trash. Then I had avery print and ship them to me and they came out great. Went to the sticker/tee shirt shop in the mall and negotiated 10$ per foot X 28.5" wide labels off of his laser printer. Haven't done the math yet but is a little cheaper. Of course I have to provide the files but it's not an issue. I'll be able to get next day service with this as well. Hope this helps.
Do you have a design already? I bit the bullet and got quality pre-cut vinyl labels and a color laser printer. I may be able to do some labels for you. If it'll help offset the cost of this printer I'm all for it XD
PM me if you're interested and we can talk about it.
onlinelabels.com also does printing labels too not just selling the labels. The pricing is pretty good if I remember correctly. You can always pay I think 5$ for a sample of something like that. Advanced Labels sent me a sample packet of their work in the mail and they were nothing short of amazing. Excellent quality work, not sure on pricing though.