InkSoft, Tempe, Ariz., recently published a blog highlighting tips and tools for companies considering manufacturing face masks.
InkSoft’s most recent contributing blog author, AMB3R Creative’s CEO Jeremy Pickins recently put together his story about how he added masks to his company’s products and services. From spending weeks researching and vetting suppliers to the reasons why he chose the manufacturer he did, he explains the pros and cons of the mask business.
“Demand is high, and it’s not a difficult supply chain to take on,” says Jeremy Pickins, creative director/CEO of AMB3R Creative. “Many people are betting on masks’ staying power, even after the pandemic dies down.”
Having sold masks for more than a month, Pickins offers six tips on what he’s learned.
For more information and to read Pickins advice, click here. — D.S.
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