How do you label your disks ?

Art Scott

SamirD wrote: »

Flash drives can write quicker. Plus, you can get customized ones that will act as marketing material like a custom pen, letter opener, etc.

Ok...I see that ... guess it just never dawned on me as I have a standard label for all my disks that has all my business info on it as does the disk sleeve and the disk & sleeve contain a copyright warning ...

Thanx SamirD for the info.

FedererPhoto

Taiyo Yuden Watersheild + inkjet

Matt's Camera

Used to do lightscribe,

now I design the disc(s) and the case and have someone else print em.

http://www.millerslab.com/customdvd

http://www.millerslab.com/customdvdcases

Well worth the money. Doesn't take much time. And looks great for the clients.

Mark Dickinson

I'm curious of current pricing for millers without signingupdo you have that info?

angevin1

kd2 wrote: »

Funny you should bring this topic up. I was just featured in a Customer Service blog about a CD I presented to a client. I had no idea the little details had made such a big impression. It was just what I normally do.

http://whosyourgladys.com/blog/?p=4242

I have an Epson 835 all-in-one printer for office use and it allows me to print a color image (plus text) directly onto a printable CD. I then put the disk in a round CD tin. Makes for a very polished presentation.

http://www.ricestudiosupplies.com/CDDVD-Tin-Round-Case-of-10

Yep! I just got that Printer. Love it, and it works! Thanks!

Matt's Camera

Mark Dickinson wrote: »

I'm curious of current pricing for millers without signingupdo you have that info?

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