When a customer asks for a repeat, attach one labelled reference photo to the new order rather than relying on memory. The image should show the version being referenced and carry a simple identifier that connects it to the earlier proof.
Record what is repeated and what is new
Make a short note for the elements that remain the same, then list any new wording or placement changes separately. This keeps the repeat instruction from becoming a vague request and gives the shop a straightforward review point before artwork approval.
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