Calendars and postcards, flyers and brochures, magazines and newspapers. Among examples of printing products, one can distinguish both more noticeable and meaningful information carriers, and those that, at first glance, play a very small informational role.
As the latter, it is worth mentioning tags - often small cardboard tags that carry certain information of a technical or advertising nature, being a real element of product promotion on the market and manufactured for the same purposes as many other types of printing products.
Tag printing has long and densely settled in the niche of professional service provided by the printing industry. In fact, this process represents the creation of a small-sized information object of a complex shape from thick paper or cardboard, a distinctive attribute of which is a hole made through for a thread or string, which adheres the tag to the product to which it belongs. It is easy to find products with a tag just by this type of attachment to the product. For example, cardboard tags indicating the sample of the precious metal and the series of the product can be observed on rings, earrings, necklaces and other jewelry under the glass of jewelry shops. In great demand among those who order printing services for the production of tags, small information plates are also used, which are attached to clothes and shoes, giving the buyer, in particular, information about the size, manufacturer and price of the goods, be it a winter fur coat, summer swimming trunks or any boots.
Printing tags in a set circulation - depending on it, by the way, and the printing method (offset or digital) is determined - allows you to create additional advertising for the product line. For example, today everyone is well aware of small tags-booklets made of thick paper, attached on strings to elite alcoholic beverages, perfumes and similar expensive things, attracting the consumer and pushing him to give preference to this particular product, so brightly and originally presented by the manufacturer.
Printing services for the creation of tags are somewhat more time consuming than the manufacture of conventional self-adhesive labels, however, in some cases they are very helpful. For example, it is not always possible to stick a sticker on a product, but it is necessary to somehow profitably present the product, while at the same time making the consumer's best opinion about the brand that made the product.
