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Screen Printing Hosts ‘How to Make Money with DTG’ Webinar

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October 2, 2017

Screen Printing Staff Screen Printing October 2017 Issue

Screen Printing magazine will present a webinar on direct-to-garment printing on November 7 at 2 p.m. The “How to Make Money with DTG” hour-long presentation, sponsored by Anajet and Nazdar SourceOne, will take a deep dive into direct-to-garment inkjet printing, with three industry experts and Screen Printing authors sharing practical advice and proven strategies.

The webinar will include three sections:

• Mark Coudray will present “Why the Decorated Apparel Industry Is Being Disrupted,” exploring the apparel decoration industry’s transformation, the digital marketing revolution’s role, and how to treat these changes as an opportunity.
• Aaron Montgomery will discuss “How to Sell and Market Your DTG Services,” shedding light on the common mistakes printers make when adapting DTG technology and how to price personalized garments.
• Marshall Atkinson will host “What It Takes to Run a Profitable DTG Business,” discussing how shops can modify practices to best utilize direct-to-garment technology as well as recent advancements in high-end DTG technology.

Those interested in viewing the webinar can sign up now. The session will also be available after the fact at screenweb.com.

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