If you work in marketing, you know how challenging it is to capture anyone’s attention. Emails are ignored, ads are skipped, and social feeds move too fast to make a lasting impression. Many organizations share the same struggle: breaking through a world already drowning in digital distractions.

Yet digital printing offers a fresh approach. Instead of being relegated to “old school” status, today’s digital presses have transformed into advanced tools that deliver vibrant, personalized, high-quality materials. These assets not only enhance campaigns but also make it easier to connect with customers in ways that linger in their memory.

Fall marks the end of summer, bringing cooler weather and a shift in routines. For millions of students, it's not just about saying goodbye to the sunny days but also about beginning a new chapter: starting college. This season marks the end of one summer adventure and the beginning of a college journey with new experiences, deadlines, and opportunities. 

If you're preparing for this transition, chances are you're also searching for essential tools to help you stay organized and efficient, like a printer. 

College students face high printing costs on campus, often around 20 cents per page. For students in paper-heavy classes, these costs add up quickly, creating a burden on top of tuition, food, and housing fees. Additionally, finding printing stations on campus can be difficult and time-consuming.

Investing in a personal printer is a smart way for college students to save time and money.

Finding the best wireless printer for your home can be overwhelming. Whether you're working from home, need to print school assignments, or just want to print family photos, you want a printer that’s both convenient and reliable. But what separates wireless printers from their non-wireless counterparts, and why should you make the switch?

The biggest difference is flexibility. Non-wireless printers require a direct connection to a computer, usually via USB or Ethernet cables, which can limit where you can place the device. 

Wireless printers, on the other hand, offer the freedom to print from virtually anywhere in your home using Wi-Fi without the hassle of cables. This not only reduces clutter but also allows multiple devices—laptops, smartphones, or tablets—to print seamlessly without needing to swap connections.

You’re looking for your next printer or copier and don't know where to purchase it from.

According to data from the U.S. Census Bureau's 2020 Census, the Dallas-Fort Worth area is the fourth largest metropolitan area in the United States. If you’re from this area, you might be having trouble narrowing down your options for a printer or copier company. 

Who could blame you for feeling overwhelmed? Making a decision that involves a large sum of money can be daunting. And let's face it, printers aren't exactly pocket change.  

It’s safe to say that climate change is no longer a distant problem, but a threat that’s currently breathing down our necks. From disrupted supply chains caused by extreme weather to soaring energy costs and increasingly selective customers, the impact on businesses is undeniable.

In fact, the Natural Marketing Institute found that 58% of U.S. consumers consider a company’s environmental footprint before making a purchase. If a company wants to attract and retain these customers, sustainability needs to be more than just talk and be part of its everyday operations.

Here’s where our expertise comes in. At STPT, we’ve spent decades helping organizations rethink their print environments not only to save money, but also to reduce their environmental impact.