Discussion: Has Anyone Tried Ordering from Multiple States at Once Lately (Part 4)?
Following up on our earlier discussions about ordering from multiple states, I wanted to focus on how we can use "multi-state" bundles to find the best vendors for specific regions. We know it saves money, but what specifically can we learn by ordering two or three different states from the same shop? Let’s talk about "multi-state" testing and regional mastery. How do we find the pros for our area?
First off, look for "regional mastery." Some vendors are incredibly good at East Coast states like New York and Pennsylvania, but their West Coast templates (like California or Oregon) might not be as sharp. A multi-state order allows you to see these differences side-by-side. Let’s talk about the details. What should we look for?
What to Look for in a Multi-State Bundle Check
- Template Consistency: Does the vendor use the same high-resolution assets for every state in their bundle? Or do some states look "cheaper" than others?
- Regional Font Accuracy: Check the fonts across all the cards in your bundle. Does the vendor correctly use the unique proprietary fonts for each state?
- Holographic Library: A top-tier vendor will have a large library of accurate holographic overlays. A multi-state order is the best way to verify this.
I recently ordered an "East Coast" bundle (New York, NJ, and CT) and was very impressed with the consistency across all three. It showed me that this vendor has put a lot of work into mastering that specific regional design style. What regional bundles have you tried lately? Have you found any vendors who are clearly "masters" of a particular area? Let’s share our "multi-state" findings!