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Noteworthy launches full color bumper stickers and decals at record low prices.

Noteworthy is ready to shock the industry with the launch of it's new bumper stickers and decals. According to Chad Majewksi, VP of Sales, "our new bumper stickers are truly the world's best. A quick look at our offering and you'll know why. Our minimums are 50 pieces and pricing is 70% lower than competition for full color."

It took 1 year of R & D to develop this new process for manufacturing stickers and decals. The results are astounding. According to John Visconti, VP of Finance, "As best I can tell, we just rewrote the rules for manufacturing stickers. Demand for full color printing is on the rise and we're able to print full color stickers in 50 piece minimums at prices that were previously unimaginable. We're actually 70% lower than competition. I never saw anyone change the cost structure of a product line to that extent. It's been a real challenge keeping this a secret for the last 4 months."

The pinnacle of Noteworthy's sticker offering is the ability to print full color at record low prices. However, 1 and 2 color stickers and decals are available too. Wayne Ballard, VP of Manufacturing, "I was told a breakthrough on full color wasn't good enough and we need to be the best at 1 and 2 color stickers too. I believe our pricing there is quite impressive too."

All Noteworthy stickers and decals, including 1, 2 and full color, are available immediately and ship in 10 days. They feature removable adhesive, back side slits for easy peel, and 50 piece minimums. Back side printing is available too. Decals are available from 9 - 60 square inches.

About Noteworthy

Noteworthy is leading the industry by introducing the benefits of full color, digital printing to many of the most popular promotional products including plastic bags, bumper stickers, decals, banners, political signs, memo books, and more. The company was founded in 1954 when Tom Constantino invented the litterbag. Today, Noteworthy remains a family-owned and operated business.