Big ideas.
Small business energy.
Stickers, merch, packaging, and the little details that make your business feel like a brand. Pull up a chair.
Plan Your Next Vendor Booth Before Buying More Stuff
Follow Jess’s five-screenshot Booth Recommender walkthrough: choose a setup, event, existing gear, and priority, then turn the suggested display plan into a quote request.
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What Should I Charge? Price a Batch with The Label Lady Profit Calculator
Follow Jess’s step-by-step Profit Calculator example: batch cost, price per item, target margin, batch profit, and a practical label-planning estimate.
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How to Use the State Disclaimer Lookup for Cottage Food Labels
Find a starting point for cottage food label wording with The Label Lady’s 50-state lookup. Follow Jess’s screenshot walkthrough and check the official source before printing.
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From “What Size Label?” to a Custom Label Quote: A Step-by-Step Guide
Follow Jess’s screenshot guide to finding a label size, choosing roll label options and getting a custom label quote with The Label Lady’s online tools.
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Glossy vs Matte Labels: Which Finish Fits Your Product?
A candy maker’s reorder shows why label finish is only part of durability. Jess explains how to choose material, adhesive and protection for your product.
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Washington Cottage Food Label Requirements: Before You Print
A starting checklist for Washington cottage food labels, with official WSDA sources and practical steps before ordering printed labels.
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How to Choose a Mylar Bag Size for Your Product
Choose a printed Mylar bag size by testing your actual product, allowing sealing space and checking the final bag template.
Read the story ↗Stickers vs. Roll Labels: How to Compare Costs
Compare the full cost of stickers and roll labels for your small business, including quantity, material, design variations and application time.
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Good product. Quiet stall.
You put everything into what you sell. Can a stranger see that from six feet away?
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One logo. A whole lot of personality.
Try a sticker bomb before you commit to a product—and know what your mockup can tell you.
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Your Facebook photo isn’t your print file.
What to upload for sharper merch, and what to do when your only logo lives on social media.
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Start small. Make merch people actually want.
A practical first collection for vendors and small businesses, with room to grow into bulk orders.
Read the story ↗Less imagining. More making.
Try your logo in the sticker studio, or find your next favorite product.
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