How Poly Bags Are Like A Wedding
Posted by polybagpro in Branding, Life Lessons, Poly Bags on May 15, 2012
If you aren’t already connected with me on LinkedIn or Facebook you may not be aware that the reason for my absence from The Poly Bag Pro Blog is because I was getting MARRIED! You may have seen snippets about my craziness going into the event, including the stress of planning for the wedding (which went off [...]
Make Sure Your Poly Bags Have A “Seal” Of Approval
Posted by polybagpro in Poly Bags, Poly Film, Tamper Evident Security Bags, Tips & Tricks on May 1, 2012
It’s All In The Seal Did you know that there are different types of seals available for your poly bags? And knowing some basic information about each can help you when working out exactly what kind of poly bag, and it’s specifications, you need for your product. Overall there are four main types of seals; [...]
How To Find Free (Almost) WiFi In Any City
Posted by polybagpro in New Ideas, Poly Bags, Sales, Tips & Tricks on April 18, 2012
This is a short post I know. And it’s been a while since I’ve posted anything. I’m sorry. I’ve got a wedding coming up (5/5/12) and I’ve been a bit distracted with that. To be honest, I may be lacking a bit on this site for the next month or so. So in advance, I apologize. [...]
Why Poly Bags Require Morals To Sell
Posted by polybagpro in Life Lessons, Poly Bags, Sales on April 7, 2012
I want to tell you a story about a conversation I recently had. And I’m sorry but this is almost more of a rant than an informative post. And yet, I feel it is an extremely important topic to cover. I will not reveal any names, companies, or identifying information of any kind. But I will be truthful [...]
Side Gusset vs. Bottom Gusset Poly Bags
Posted by polybagpro in Branding, Poly Bags, Tips & Tricks on April 1, 2012
I want to tell you about a meeting I had with a prospect one time. They were a successful business but were interested in redesigning their packaging. At the time they were using paper bags which in all honesty had served their purposes well. They realized though, that in order to stay competitive in the marketplace, they needed [...]
