When feasible, have your printing projects done digitally rather than with the offset printing method. While offset printing delivers superior results, digital printing is usually the more cost-effective option; especially for small jobs that don’t require the best image quality.
Be sure to proof everything prior to sending the job to the printer. This includes graphics, font styles and sizes, colors, transparencies, and spelling. In some cases, your printer will catch mistakes that slipped past you but remember you bear the final responsibility for any unintentional errors you’ve signed off on.