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AlphaGraphics - Round Rock

Name: AlphaGraphics - Round Rock
Address: 2100 Double Creek Drive, Suite 515, Round Rock, TX, 78664, US
Telephone: +15127596990

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AlphaGraphics of Round Rock is a premier provider of business solutions with 20+ years of experience in the Creative, Printing, eCommerce, and Marketing industries.

11/12/2026

Adding bleed doesn't always mean your design is ready to print.

Here's a detail that's easy to miss: setting up bleed in your design software doesn't automatically extend your artwork into that extra space.

If your background image or color stops at the trim line, you could still end up with an unwanted white edge on the finished piece.

The fix? Make sure your artwork actually extends beyond the trim line, then double-check the exported PDF.

It's a small step that can make a noticeable difference.

See how bleed works in our full guide: https://www.alphagraphics.com/blog/what-is-a-bleed-in-printing-a-simple-guide-for-better-print-results/

11/10/2026

Ever wonder why a printed design has a white border you didn't expect?

When a background color or image is meant to reach the edge of a printed piece, the artwork needs to extend a little beyond where the paper will be trimmed.

That extra space is called bleed, and it helps prevent unwanted white edges after cutting.

For many standard print projects, that means extending your artwork about ⅛ inch beyond the trim line, though requirements can vary.

Not sure how bleed, trim and safe areas work together? We've broken it down in our latest guide.

Read more: https://www.alphagraphics.com/blog/what-is-a-bleed-in-printing-a-simple-guide-for-better-print-results/

11/05/2026

What if you didn't need everything at once?

When you're working against a holiday deadline, it's worth asking whether your entire print order needs to be ready on the same day.

For some projects, starting with a smaller quantity or splitting an order into phases may offer more flexibility, depending on production requirements.

It's one of several ways to rethink a tight timeline without abandoning your plans altogether.

Have a holiday project coming up? Let's talk through your options.

Explore more last-minute printing tips in our guide: https://www.alphagraphics.com/blog/last-minute-holiday-printing-what-can-still-be-done/

11/04/2026

Your design is ready. Is your file?

You've spent time getting every detail just right. The last thing you want is a printing issue that could have been caught before production.

From blurry images to missing bleed, a few simple file checks can make a big difference in the finished product.

Before you send your next project to print, make sure your file is ready for the job.
See what to check in our latest guide: https://cstu.io/746fc5/

09/08/2026

The booth is packed. But did anyone bring the power strip?

Displays and graphics may get the attention, but small operational details often determine how smoothly a trade show runs.

Along with the banners, table throw, and printed materials, remember to pack:

✓ Extension cords and charging cables
✓ Tape, zip ties and scissors
✓ A basic toolkit
✓ Cleaning supplies
✓ Water and snacks for your team
✓ A reliable way to capture leads

Then complete the most valuable step on the list: follow up with every lead within 48 hours.

Pack beyond the banners and table. Use the complete trade show checklist to prepare the booth, materials and follow-up plan: https://www.alphagraphics.com/blog/blog/2026/09/trade-show-booth-checklist

We can coordinate booth graphics, large-format displays, banners, branded merchandise and printed collateral through one partner and one production timeline. Give us a call to start planning.

09/03/2026

December should be spent serving customers — not chasing proofs and tracking shipments.

The businesses that stay out of the holiday rush are the ones planning it right now.

Every holiday print project moves through the same steps: design, proofing, production, finishing, shipping and sometimes installation. Start early and every one of those stages has room to breathe — more stock and finish options, time to sit with a proof before approving it, and no decisions made in a hurry.

A comfortable timeline looks like this:

August–September: Make the plan
September–October: Place major orders
October–November: Finish production
December: Bring it all to life

Already past that point? Come talk to us anyway. There's almost always a way to make it work.

Use the complete holiday print timeline to start planning: https://www.alphagraphics.com/blog/blog/2026/09/holiday-printing-cards-gifts-signage-promo-timelines

What holiday project always seems to sneak up on your business?

09/01/2026

EDDM or a targeted mailing list: Which one is right for your next campaign?

Here’s the simple test: If you know where your customers live, EDDM® offers whole-neighborhood coverage with no mailing list required. If you know who you want to reach, such as specific demographics or business types, a targeted list lets you tailor your message and offer to that audience.

Many businesses use both.

EDDM also has specific size and preparation requirements, so your mail item must meet USPS flat-size specifications to qualify.

We break down the specs, the tradeoffs, and how to pick between them on the blog: https://www.alphagraphics.com/blog/blog/2026/08/beginners-guide-to-eddm

08/27/2026

Want to reach every home in a neighborhood without buying a mailing list?

That's exactly what EDDM (Every Door Direct Mail) does. You choose the USPS carrier routes you want, print your piece to postal specs, and the post office delivers to every address on those routes. No names, no database, just full coverage of the area you care about.

It's a favorite for restaurants, home services, real estate, and grand openings — anyone whose customers are defined by where they live.

Thinking about a neighborhood campaign? We'll help you print the materials and pick the routes.

Lean more: https://www.alphagraphics.com/blog/blog/2026/08/beginners-guide-to-eddm

08/25/2026

Quick booth test: can people read your headline from across the aisle?

If not, your graphics are built for visitors already looking for you, not the potential new customers walking by.

A few fixes make all the difference:

• Add height — banners, backdrops, and feather flags get you seen
• Make your most important message the biggest element
• Keep it clean, bold, and on-brand
• Put your team out front, not behind a table

Learn how to get noticed in your next crowded exhibit hall on our blog: https://www.alphagraphics.com/blog/blog/2026/08/how-to-get-noticed-in-crowded-exhibit-halls

08/20/2026

Back-to-school shopping season is here — is your storefront ready?

A few pieces help local shops stand out during the rush: window graphics with your back-to-school offer, A-frames on the sidewalk, entrance banners, and branded bags that turn every customer into a walking billboard.

It's not about outspending the shop next door. It's about looking ready when the traffic shows up.

Address

2100 Double Creek Drive, Suite 515
Round Rock, TX
78664

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

Telephone

+15127596990

Website

https://www.alphagraphics.com/centers/round-rock-texas-us810.html

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