Monday, January 02, 2006

Printer samples evaluation

This New Year, if you are looking to buy a new printer, looking at print samples is a good start. However, it is advisable not to go rushing on your choice. Take note of the things you need to consider first.

Labels.
Printers will often send you a pocket folder stuffed full of beautiful samples to show off their skills. What usually happen is that those samples fall out and get mixed in with others.

When you find a sample that you like, you cannot tell where it is from. Each sample should have a label attached that provides the company name, phone number and website address.
Less is more.
Sometimes it is best to see one or two great samples than a stack of twenty. Ask for a sample that is relevant to your business. Look for factors that could benefit your business. Now that's using samples effectively.
Story teller.
Good sales representatives do not just plop the samples on your desk. They use each piece to tell a relevant story about how the job was produced, how they saved the day, or to show specialized services.


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