Online Proofs

[thewrightjenn]

I have been having some issues with wrong emails/incorrect spelling on printed materials after the job is completed. We always email proofs, but apparently the customers are not looking at the details. I need to to include some sort of disclaimer making the customer responsible for checking for errors. What is a nice way to state such?

I cannot always catch every phone number/spelling/email error since I am more focused on creating a rocking design.

Thanks!

 

[gritsonis]

We use "slugs" that we put in the corner of each proof. I contains our company name/logo and job info such as quantities and material type. At the bottom of this info we have a disclaimer putting the responsibility on the customer. I also use a disclaimer in my email sig.

 

[Mosh]

have them e-mail you back a confirmation, and print and keep a copy of that e-mail along with the art. Be sure to have a reference number on the art and the same one in the e-mail. I think PDF's can be signed, I don't really have this problem too much.

 

[ChicagoGraphics]

Maybe you should become a rocking proof reader as well

 

[JgS]

I wouldn't be too nice. Just be straight to the point. You want them to know it is important.

 

[TyrantDesigner]

I have a proof sheet I designed up ... has job disclaimers, a brief, my companies info, etc on it. Also have it layered for adding watermarks and such.

 

[axis]

Maybe you should become a rocking proof reader as well

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