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Ron Vahle
Ron Vahle has a Bachelors Degree from Colorado State University, has been working in the label industry since 1998 and has been engaged in the digital marketing industry since 2000. His label knowledge comes from years of experience dealing in laser and inkjet labels on sheets, sheet label printers, inkjet roll labels and roll label printers. He has worked in both the manufacturing and sales sides of both of these label formats. He is an expert at PPC (Pay Per Click) campaigns and SEO (Search Engine Optimization) strategies. Ron has created and maintained several websites in not only the label field but many other sales and informational sites. He has been directly involved with LaserInkjetLabels.com working on SEO, PPC campaigns and writing content for the website and Blog for close to 20 years.
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What types of labels does Laser Inkjet Labels offer?
The site includes blank sheet labels, roll labels, specialty materials, and custom printed label options for a range of business and personal uses.
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Are options available for both inkjet and laser printers?
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Can I order custom printed labels?
Custom printed options are available for many applications. Size, material, quantity, artwork, and end use help determine the right configuration.
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Is it a good idea to test a label first?
Yes. Testing on the actual printer and product helps confirm print quality, adhesion, appearance, and durability.
How can I get help with a label project?
Use the website’s contact options and provide the printer model, size, material, surface, environment, and quantity needed.