Stahls? Releases Free ?Ultimate Guide to Marketing Your T-Shirt Business?
May 12, 2016
Stahls’ has released a 28-page e-book of simple tips, actionable techniques, worksheets, and templates to help custom apparel decorators market their business and generate more sales. The free e-book, “The Ultimate Guide to Marketing Your T-Shirt Business,” was written to help those new to the industry and those who have been around awhile explore new ways to market their business. Small-business owners have a lot to get done in a day; however, marketing doesn't have to be complicated to be effective. Stahls’ easy-to-use guide explains how to:
  • Discover your niche market.
  • Use competition to improve business.
  • Build loyalty and repeat business with a customer database.
  • Use trends to sell more.
  • Cross-sell and upsell to uncover new opportunities.
  • Implement a marketing plan in just 10 minutes a day.
Learn more by downloading Stahls’ guide at: stahls.com/ebook-marketing.
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