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Table of Contents

  1. Understand the Purpose of the Packaging
  2. Use Industry-Standard Software
  3. Set Up Proper Dimensions and Bleed Areas
  4. Include Fold and Cut Lines Clearly
  5. Test Your Template with Mockups
  6. Ensure File Compatibility
  7. Verify Artwork and Design Placement
  8. Use Standardized Die-Cut Templates
  9. Communicate with Manufacturers
  10. Check for Common Errors
  11. Use a Quality Control Checklist
  12. Conduct Pre-Press Proofing
  13. Conclusion
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