...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...
...imize your productivity. This class is project based. We will walk you step-by-step through various multi-decoration projects from start to finish. Projects Include: Mastering the basics of a vinyl cutter with heat applied graphics films. Rhinestone multi-decoration using the template technique developed by Digital Art Solutions. Producing monograms for wearables as well as customized gift items such as drinkware. Producing multi-decoration appare...
...e users to create and share content or to participate in social networking --- aka --- something you suspect that you should be doing regularly for your business, but you NEVER have the time and you never know what to post, so you rarely do it More than 3.8 billion people use social media every day. That's around half of the world's population. It's no surprise that e-commerce has experienced such a massive boom with that kind of daily traffic on...
...lore and learn about the embroidery and apparel decoration process. Keep up-to-date with the latest developments, trends, techniques and new technologies to ensure that your business is competitive. It may be hard to fit education into your schedule as your main goal might be to spend all your time in the exhibit hall. However, if you are willing to give up some short-term goals for long-term success, attending educational sessions is a no-brainer...
...y embroidery business." Sue Wright, SEW Right Embroidery, Oxford, Michigan - - - - - - - - - - - - - - "I just wanted to let everyone there at NNEP know what a wonderful job you guys do for all your members. I am just a small start-up with 5 heads and being a member of the NNEP has made a huge difference for me, especially with the money I have saved with your resources for members. I have been a member in the past when I was with larger companies...
...d to take your business to new heights! Don't forget the free samples, give-a-ways and prizes! This is a free event for One Stop customers. One Stop is a preferred vendor with NNEP, giving members case pricing on all orders! NNEP's Jennifer Cox is presenting two of the free seminars: Go Where the Customers Are! Presented By: Jennifer Cox, President & Co-Founder, NNEP at 8AM. Social media – it is the new reality. In this session, discover how you c...
...website: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/prevent-getting-sick/how-to-wash-cloth-face-coverings.html If this is how the CDC recommends we clean reusable fabric face masks, I would think that it is then reasonable to use these same guidelines to clean apparel samples after customers have handled them or tried them on? I would strongly encourage, perhaps even require that the customers wear masks if and while they try on samples. If the cus...
...og with your name on it. APPAREL UNLIMITED, INC. 13601 FM 529 Rd. Suite B-1 * Houston, TX 77041 TO PLACE AN ORDER: www.apparelunlimited.net PH: 1-888-985-6966, 832-430-6060 *E-mail: order@apparelunlimited.net...
...al levels of support to embroidery professionals, from online videos to one-on-one support. The Embroidery Coach is offering a 30 minute coaching call to NNEP members free ($125 value) when you join any of her programs. NNEP Members - check your email for how to get your free coaching call from Joyce Jagger, The Embroidery Coach. You can also download the current Section 2 for your Embroidery Manual with all the NNEP Preferred Vendor offers on the...
...?" And that is how the idea of &Collar was born. Except in 2008 and as a 13-year-old, the brand was Wicka-Sweat. A few years later, after returning home to the US after living in the Philippines for two hot years, Ben decided it was time to make it happen. With that said, Wicka-Sweat needed rebranding. He reached out to the best branding team he knew: his sister and her advertising friends: Lizzi Perkins, Timmy Bates, David Shum, and Jordan Larsen...
