Wide Format Impressions

1 week ago | wideformatimpressions.com | Toni McQuilken

Whether you’re a seasoned pro or a total newbie, there are education opportunities for everyone. I’m relatively sure there is a proverb about there about the fact that the day you stop learning new things is the day you die. And while it was aimed at encouraging people to always be questioning the world around them and keep an open mind to new ideas, it also applies to the wide-format print space.

1 week ago | wideformatimpressions.com | Bill Farquharson

Most print salespeople work in a bubble. They are a lone wolf in the wild and back at the plant, they ... well, they’re a lone wolf there, too. In short, the majority of companies have a sales force of one and in the case of smaller print shops, the owner is the sales force. There is nothing inherently wrong with that setup, but with no one to motivate, measure against, or bounce things off of, it’s a lonely existence, especially when it comes to sales growth.

2 weeks ago | wideformatimpressions.com | Dan Marx

iLEARNING+, the online training platform from PRINTING United Alliance, just released its new and updated learning modules for Spring 2025, and the benefits for wide-format producers are strong. The new training modules, created and updated to meet the needs of today’s PSPs, offer high-quality online training produced by industry experts. 1: The first new release from iLEARNING+ is certified color management training on color management for dye-sublimation.

1 month ago | wideformatimpressions.com | Dan Marx

Mike Cline, chief development officer at Alliance Franchise Brands, which includes Image 360 and Signs By Tomorrow, discusses why the printing industry is a strong opportunity for entrepreneurs and shares how convergence in the printing industry has enabled growing product diversity in the franchise space.

1 month ago | wideformatimpressions.com | Cassie Green

Day three of the FESPA event in Berlin opened up to a surge of attendee traffic – eager to explore and connect with exhibitors and join conversations with their printing peers. There was still plenty of new equipment to see and advances to explore, but attendees were zeroed in on education.