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Please help free me from over analyzing what computer would best suited my current and future needs... I am looking into laptop/2in1 computers that I will ultimately just dedicate to my signage business. I already have onyx rip software that came with my new Epson SureColor printer. I'm also...

I just recently purchased the new Epson surecolor 64in printer.. I have a 50in USCutter LaserpointII plotter. Is the Onyx print and cut rip software compatible with the LaserpointII cutter or should I start looking for a new/used cutter?

I am looking for a 60+in laminator that will be used initially for vehicle wraps. Cold laminator is fine along with being used but in great condition.

In my opinion..... if you are a marketing/advertising wiz and rarely get any walk-ins then I would setup shop in owners home and get yourself one of those mobile tent/garages that you can control the elements(probably need a generator). Plus, doing installs at the customers location has some...

I will have to dig up the link, but you can make your own prints now. Company sells the specific paper needed and lists all printers that are compatible. From what I remember it's actually very inexpensive. So let me get to digging through my computer for my saved files...

my thoughts......#1- You have to be able to generate business/consumer leads and close the sale(unless you get all your work from costumers contacting you or through referrals and don't ever have to do any marketing/sales). So this may be more important to a new sign/wrap business trying to get...

I have been looking at the new Epson surecolor series also, but my budget is only allowing me the new S40 (cant beat a new 64n. for $10,995).

Are there any free/paid online graphic design training courses that are specific to the signage industry? vehicle wraps specifically... using adobe software and Onyx Rip program for sending to printer.

Not to Hijack the OP's thread, but in a similar prediction.. thoughts on the New Epson SureColor 40600 with onyx rip for $10,995?

Do you think the term leasing is used for tax incentive reasons... meaning if someone where to lease equipment with the $1.00 buyout to own it then essentially its more of a rent to own scenario with some interest paid as well.. Using a car for example.... someone leases a vehicle (ex-$20,000...

might be advantages for whomever you work for to look at purchasing one of those larger part like tents where the sides can be closed!

I think you would be better off using the example of these stickers dealerships use to potential customers wanting a wrap. "is the dealership paying you to drive the car you bought from them since your advertising that dealership whenever your driving". Same with the make and model of their...

Sales is different in this day and age. The old analogy of "through a bunch of spaghetti at the wall and see what sticks" will still work, but its really more a waste of time. Its all about reputation, getting a customer to buy because they like you first and you are able to show them the...

Tax incentive 179 - I highly suggest everyone looking into it.

Going into business is a risk no matter what your experience. I would suggest staying lean...meaning that you outsource to contractors when you have to rather than hire an employee. Example would be to outsource the install of a vehicle wrap job you sell. reason being is that while they are...

Never stop learning... From reading ebooks, subscribing to reputable marketing blogs, and signing up to forums dedicated to online marketing is the best way to at minimum stay current with whats working. Technology moves so fast that if you don't regularly set aside some time each week just to...

If someone has already brought it up then just disregard....But I would look into the tax incentive 179.

This may be a very old product and not used anymore for whatever reasons. But I recently came across a site(of course cant remember) and I think it was a Gerber printer, and it had a printing option and specific type of material/vinyl that would adhere to the sidewalls of a vehicles tires...

Offering a free website audit to just get your foot in the door(Cost to you=0).

I am trying to get an idea of what the average whole sale cost per sq. ft. is when outsourcing a vehicle wrap printing using only top vinyl/Lam(ex-3M 180j)?