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Dymo Lavender Address Labels

Brighten up your Easter greeting cards with these lavender address labels from LabelValue.com. The beautiful shade of lavender makes this label an easy pick for this year's office Easter basket. Your friends and co-workers will love the rich color evenly distributed across the label, yet it still prints with your Dymo Labelwriter printer in crisp, easy to read font. Have a friend who is getting married? These lavender address labels are a favorite for spring and summer wedding invitations.

Each label is 1-1/8" x 3-1/2" and comes with 350 labels per roll (that's alot of envelopes!). Each label prints via direct thermal transfer, so you don't have to worry about changing ink or illegible addresses.

The best part about these Dymo compatible labels is they can be easily customized to your preference. Would you like a custom label with a special engraving on it? Perhaps a border in lovely silver? Just visit LabelValue.com and call a custom label consultant today.

Retail Labels

Every once in a while the world of retail changes. The colors brighten, the air lifts, and no, I'm not talking about the weather. I'm talking about the big signs that are hoisted and plastered on the windows, I'm talking about Sales. Clearances. Specials. These phenomena earn more for businesses than promoting new items at full price- which is great for the consumer shopping for a bargain and great for the business owner trying to lighten a load of merchandise they seem to have too much of. Talk about a win-win situation.

I'm talking about retailers inviting bargain shoppers into their places business to shop, and yes, save. In the world of retail, the business with the best revenue at the end of the quarter seems to be the one that  used the most advertising. But let's not think big: lets think small. Retail Label Small.

Retail labels are commonly found with a small, single message saying something like "50% Off", "Clearance", or my personal favorite "Buy 1, Get 1 Free" ( because whats better than one great item? Two!). This message is printed in bold on a brightly colored background, so the consumer's eye naturally picks it up.

An item on sale that is individually labeled is also more likely to be purchased simply because of the easy message it sends out. All to many times have we been in at the checkout with a great item that wasn't on sale at all: it was simply tossed into a bin by another shopper. The customer goes home dissapointed and the retailer distressed over the lost business. Retail labels reduce both risks.

But these little billboards aren't just stickers, they can also double as a security device. This "Paid" sticker is what called 'tamperproof' for a reason. The sticker has a slit in the middle,  making it hard to peel off in one piece, and even harder to place onto an item that actually hasn't been paid for.

Retail labels are starting to grow in popularity, they can most likely be use at:

• fairs
• farmers markets
• grocery stores
• clothing stores
• shoe shops
• Furniture warehouses

 

 

The Color Code: Using color labels to add more productivity to your life

From the inside of your home or office to office files and your kids' after-school activities, color can help you become more organized, productive, and yes, even happier.

In the workplace

Staring at beige walls all day can take a toll on the psyche. Studies have shown that freshly painted walls increase work efficiency in industrial environments.

Color-coding files helps you organize by task, priority and subject.

At home

If you have kids, they most likely have social calendars that rival most adults. From soccer practice to art class, using color coded round labels on a large calendar will help you keep track of who is doing what on different days.

Sending out invitations? Use these brilliant little circles like wafer seals to close your envelopes in style.

Add color labels to leftovers and write the date on it, so you never have to guess how long Saturday's fajita dinner has been sitting in the fridge.