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Welcome to the POSTNET folks!
A new addition to the site!!!
My family owns and operates two POSTNET(C) stores in Colorado, CO 129 and CO130.
In preparation for my Father, Mike, and Sister, Kelly, attending the conference in March,
I designed a Lapel Pin for one of our stores. I thought it would be a nice "icebreaker"
when they met new people at the conference. Not only did it break the ice, it seems like
the franchisee's loved them as well. There's been an "avalanch", no pun intended,
of inquiries about how to have pins made for other stores.
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Step #1, Coming up with the pin concept.
Here's a quick "step by step" of what needs to be done to have a custom pin created.
Nothing fancy, just an easy design that you want to work off of. It can be a drawing, or something that you put together on the computer. |
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If you are considering having a pin made for your store, you will need approval from corporate, just like we did. An e-mail and a copy of the artwork is part of the simple process that you will need to follow. I will not get the approval from POSTNET for anyone, it has to be done by the individual franchisee. The POSTNET logo is trademarked, so if you are ordering a pin, please make sure you have approval.
POSTNET HOME PAGE
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The big question, cost?
We don't charge for the artwork, design creation or die set up. Everything is included in our quotes. as an example, three hundred of the CO129 Pins would cost just over four hundred dollars delivered. Thats about a dollar forty a pin.
To order stock pins from our company,
please e-mail me for an order form and price list.
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Step #2 The design, or concept, is made into artwork.
Our artist takes the design and creates our artwork so that your pin can be manufactured. This artwork is very similar to the design, but with some noticeable changes. The pin is not manufactured until you approve the artwork that we create. |
Step #3 The pin is created
The pin is 1 1/4 inch long, made of soft enamel. There are two pin backs, and comes packaged in a single plastic bag. |
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