In the digital age, it might be easy to overlook print materials as a powerful way to reach your customers. However, print is still alive and well, not to mention highly effective. Whether your business is strictly online or you have a physical storefront, there are...
One of the most commonly asked questions we get here at the NPW printshop in Ogallala is “What’s the difference between CMYK and RGB?”. A good rule to remember is that CMYK color is used for designing print materials like business cards, fliers and posters. RGB color...
At Nebraska PrintWorks, when we design a logo we make sure it not only looks great but can be used effectively in print, web, and signage. The hard thing about simplicity is that it tends to not be simple at all, so here are some tips and tricks on making sure your...
There’s a lot of paper options out there but don’t worry, we’re here to help. Here’s a little breakdown on the types of paper out there, a cheat sheet if you will, on what type of paper might work best for your next project. Glossy Paper Stock Glossy paper stock...
Books are an important part of everyone’s life. Whether it’s a book your parents used to read to you as a kid, your grandma’s cookbook or a portfolio you’ve worked on for years, books hold significance. At Nebraska PrintWorks, we can have a couple of different...
In the days of email and texting, it’s a nice surprise to receive a physical piece of mail. We’ve got the inside scoop on the best, most up-to-date practices when it comes to direct mailing to your clients. These days, everyone is using Every Door Direct Mail (EDDM),...
This month we’re diving into the printing process and sharing it with you! Together we’ll find out what it takes to bring your printing project to life. Most people believe that printing is as easy as pushing a button, however, what we do takes a little bit more work...
Printing? There’s only one method, right? Wrong! There are many techniques used in printing and at Nebraska PrintWorks, we are experts in the most widely used printing processes. Offset Printing: the now commonly used printing technique was developed in 1875 by Robert...
