What is the difference between Ad Impressions and an online promotional products store? How can I see promotional products that you have for sale? How long does it take imprinted promotional products to get in my hands? Can I see what my product will look like before I place a huge order? What is the difference between a paper proof and a pre-production sample proof? What is a PMS match? Does Ad Impressions offer logo design? How should I submit my artwork? What if my art is not in the correct format? How can I be informed of new products and specials? Q: What is the difference between Ad Impressions and an online promotional products store? A: The difference is service! At Ad Impressions we help our clients pick out the best products in their price range to suit their individual needs. We listen to our clients and help them achieve their goals. At Ad Impressions, we don’t simply show you the products we want to sell you. We show you the products you want. Want to sample our service? Click here to get your free promotional products presentation. Q: How can I see promotional products that you have for sale? Get your FREE promotional products presentation. Click here and find out how. Q: How long does it take imprinted promotional products to get in my hands? A: It depends on the product and the complexity of your order, but an average order takes 2-4 weeks. Expedited shipping can be used if needed. And many items are available on rush services. Ad Impressions will always work closely with you to meet your deadlines. Q: Can I see what my product will look like before I place a huge order? A: Yes. First, Ad Impressions can provide you product samples. Then, in most cases, we can offer paper proofs and/or pre-production sample proofs. On rush projects, however, proofs are not always possible. Q: What is the difference between a paper proof and a pre-production sample proof? A: A paper proof is a faxed or e-mailed proof showing the logo to be imprinted. Often, these proofs show a mock-up of the item with the artwork on it and verifies placement. A pre-production sample proof is a single sample of the product imprinted with your artwork, just as it would be on the order. Once the pre-proof is printed, the set-up charge is incurred. So, it is best to do a paper proof before a pre-proof in order to catch any mistakes before the pre-proof is printed. MORE