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G R A PH I C S - PR O.C O M 2 0 2 2 A P R I L G R A P H I C S P R O 4 7 ere are more aggressive ways to share your company information: • Add your own label into products • Heat press your company name on the inside neckline of shirts • Heat press or embroider your com- pany name on the sleeve, tail, or locker patch area of shirts Bill Remy of CJL Sports negotiates for permission to print his company informa- tion on any order that contains some sort of "sponsors" information. "I oer to print the one-color imprint of the sponsor placement for free if they let me add my company to the list. It is a win-win. My customer sees a lower price, and I get my business name out there in front of more people," Remy explains. Melissa Gobble of SP101 Custom Apparel takes the same approach, stat- ing, "We give the customer a discount for adding our logo to their item. We ask customers that we think would give us the most exposure if they would like to add our logo for a discount." Image courtesyMelissa obble Custom pparel.