...We would really appreciate your time and thoughts on how we could improve this event to serve you better in the future. If you would rather send us feedback via email, send your evaluation to Jennifer Cox, president of NNEP at Jennifer@nnep.com. You can also download an Evaluation Form here, and then fax, mail or email it back to NNEP. Create your free online surveys with SurveyMonkey, the world's leading questionnaire tool....
...nge it to achieve the results you want, email me or give NNEP a call at 330-678-4887 (the calls will come through, even as we work from home) or email me at jennifer@nnep.com. I would be happy to brainstorm ways to change it up so that you get results that work better for you. If you have an idea or way of doing things in your business that you think works well and would like to share it with other NNEP members, email me back with a description an...
...ifer@nnep.com. I will share it here and maybe it will help another member get part of their digital world a bit less chaotic. COVID-19 News and Resources Updated 3/8/2020...
...d by one of their staff writers: Financial Assistance for Businesses Impacted by COVID-19 This resource will be updated regularly. If you come across a resource that you think others might find useful, please email it to me at Jennifer@nnep.com. We will collect and share these resources so that more people are aware of them. What is one thing you can do today to work on your business? Clean up the production area organize your threads organize the...
Terms of Service for your apparel decorator business - Do you need one or not? If you are not sure why a "terms of service" for your business is worth thinking about, read this short article on Inc.com, as I think it brings the question into focus clearly and quickly: Paypal Stopped a Horrible Group from Using Their Service Our business was on one of two main streets in a college town. We had young customers that asked for designs that were well...
...the best thing we could have done. It was a great show. We felt that we needed to check out new vendors. Your show was everything we needed." Doug Phillips, D and R Specialties "I just had to tell you how much I enjoyed the show. I brought my husband along as kind of a weekend getaway for his birthday. I suggested that he take the class on machine maintenance and he came out asking all kinds of questions. We both learned a lot!" Phyllis Young, Yo...
...ss because it is a pique knit. It has an athletic cut giving it the room needed for their favorite golf swing. It is trimmed with wood tone buttons for a sporty look and it has a three-button placket with a left chest pocket. As you hold up Style #99999 from Company Y, you tell them that it is 60% ring spun cotton and 40% polyester thereby controlling the shrinkage and wrinkling. It has an under arm gusset giving extra room for reaching and tipped...
...g the police in Nashville, this has been one of the most effective tools they've seen for recovering stolen computers. Click this link to view LoJack options on amazon.com. We apologize to the attendees at Embroidery Mart that experienced a longer-than-usual waiting time at Registration. As many of you heard, we had computers stolen at the Embroidery Mart trade show, making for longer lines at Registration than anticipated. Thank you for your pati...
...ystem, such as an external hard drive, on an auto backup service or a cloud-based service. Hard drives DO fail... it is not a matter of if, but when. Going Forward - Create the habit of naming and storing digital information so that you can access it quickly and easily. The volume of images, videos and information is increasing exponentially. Getting a structure into place and then using it is your best strategy so that you can find, use and enjoy...
...m achieve success and stay successful. In the late 80’s, Susan and Arch owned a needle arts boutique in Hudson, Ohio – knitting, cross stitch, needle point, hand embroidery. They were intrigued by the possibilities presented by a commercial embroidery machine. They thought it offered an interesting high-tech counterpoint to their successful low-tech store. The first machine was a single needle, single head commercial machine. Within the year, Susa...
