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Adding colors to your labels is a unique way to customize their design. This is possible with the help of inkjet label printers. If you’re a brand or business looking to make a financial investment in this equipment, you’ll want to know a few key factors before making your decision. This guide has all of the information you need.

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Fulfillment by Amazon offers the chance for users to become retailers. But with terms like FNSKU and dozens of label requirements and specifications, things can get confusing quickly. If you’re an Amazon FBA seller, this article will help you maneuver through the lengthy process to label and package your products correctly.

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Barcodes are everywhere. So it makes sense to use them for business. A way to reduce error, save time, and improve accuracy, a barcode inventory system can organize any size business in a cost-effective way. Interested in learning how? Here are the necessary tools you’ll need to create your own inventory system.

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You’ve seen barcodes on store shelves, consumer products, and delivered packages. But do you know how these black and white images relay the volumes of information they carry? Or the different types found in industries all across the supply chain? We’re breaking down the basics of barcodes and what you need to know to help make your own.

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DYMO printers are in a league of their own when it comes to direct thermal labels. Because they use proprietary labels to print, you’ll want to guarantee your labels are properly loaded and printing with no issues. If you’re looking for instructions on how to load and calibrate your DYMO printer to avoid printing errors, we’ve got you covered.

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DYMO printers are different from other thermal desktop printers. Models like the Labelwriter 4XL use proprietary labels made with a notch in the liner that only work in DYMO brand printers. But that’s not the only reason this printer scores poorly with consumers. Our review covers the features of this infamous printer and why other brands are the way to go.

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Feed errors can be frustrating when you’re in the middle of printing labels on your Zebra ZD620. But they can be fixed with a quick calibration. There are 2 methods of calibration for this printer model that work to solve these print problems. If you’re looking for how to calibrate your Zebra ZD620, our step-by-step instructions will help you out.

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Desktop printers don’t always have the option to use thermal transfer labels. Because they’re smaller, many don’t have room to hold a thermal ribbon. But the Zebra ZD620 does. If you’re interested in using thermal ribbon, you’ll need to make sure it’s loaded correctly for your thermal transfer labels to print. This guide is here to help.

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Desktop thermal printers are generally utilized for basic label printing. But Zebra had other ideas when they designed the ZD620. A premium printer, this model incorporates industrial printing quality into a remote desktop size. If your business is looking to update its Zebra printer equipment, the ZD620 is definitely an option.

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Small and at-home businesses benefit from using affordable label printers. This is what Rollo had in mind when they designed their Rollo thermal printer. And then it became the best seller for desktop printers on Amazon. Marketed for shipping labels, it’s an affordable option that’s both easy to set up and use. Does Rollo live up to the hype?

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Simple desktop printers like the Rollo should be easy to use. But what happens when your shipping labels start skipping? Or the print design for your barcode label keeps getting cut off? Sounds like a quick calibration might be the trick to fixing your issue! Here’s the step-by-step instructions on how to calibrate your Rollo printer.

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Brick-and-mortar retail businesses are struggling to survive the devastating COVID pandemic. As shutdowns persist, many are looking for solutions to stay in business. Enter curbside pickup & e-commerce. These options are helping to evolve how stores operate, changing the face of retail shopping as we know it.

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