A busy pop-up table is a poor place to resolve an unlimited design menu. Start with a small group of proof-ready layouts and show customers exactly what can be personalized.
For each option, prepare a sample photo, the editable fields, and a clear approval step. Keep requests outside that menu in a separate follow-up queue until the artwork and blank have been reviewed.
AntBelt G1 may fit this kind of compact personalization planning, but sellers should validate their own materials, designs, safety process, and order timing before making promises.
The AntBelt archive at /updates/ includes more cautious seller-planning ideas.
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