by MaverickLabel.com | Nov 20, 2018 | Fun Labels, Label News, Label Products
Fun news – we’ve added three new colors to our IDmyStuff® product line! With the nine colors we already had, that means you can chose from an even dozen. The three new colors are bold and beautiful – deep green, royal purple, and vivid orange. The... 
by MaverickLabel.com | Sep 7, 2018 | Label News, Label Printing Tips / Techniques, Label Products
New Product: Custom-Printed Packaging Tape We have a new available product starting yesterday – custom-printed packaging tape! This tape comes in white or brown Kraft paper or white or clear polypropylene. Custom-printed packaging or shipping tape allows you to... 
by MaverickLabel.com | Aug 9, 2018 | Label News, Label Tech, Miscellaneous
Stickers can bring hope, brighten a day, even save a life. Here’s how three different sticker campaigns are working to change the world. Crisis Text Line (CTL) CTL is a non-profit in the US, offering free crisis intervention on a 24/7 basis. The Sticker Project is a... 
by MaverickLabel.com | May 17, 2018 | Label News, Label Products, Workplace
In printing, “short run” means a small custom order. In this context, though, short run means we don’t have enough for a full blog post on one subject, so we’re bundling these together. All guaranteed to have been discussed around the office water cooler. New... 
by MaverickLabel.com | Mar 1, 2018 | Fun Labels, Label News, Label Products
A Brief History of Bumper Stickers Over the years, people have used bumper stickers for everything from advertising tourist attractions to political campaigning. Even now, when many luxury cars don’t even have bumpers anymore, the bumper sticker continues as... 
by MaverickLabel.com | Feb 1, 2018 | Label News, Marketing / Business, Social Marketing
We resolved to try a few new things in 2018. We’re kicking that off by teaming up with GeekWire to run an IDmyStuff® campaign over the entire month of February. It will be our first campaign of this kind, and we’re pretty excited about it. Ellie worked with GeekWire... 
