One of the most cringe-worthy things I can think of is a paper cut to the tongue. But with direct-mail services, you can bid adieu to licking stacks of envelopes – and even save money. If you’re shaking your head
The start of spring may not be until March 20, but that doesn’t mean you should delay on your seasonal marketing plans. You don’t have to let Punxsutawney Phil’s prediction of six more weeks of winter get you down. Take advantage
Valentine’s Day is great for showing appreciation to those that mean something to you. I’m sure for many of you that list would include some of your clients. This is a perfect opportunity to show a little customer appreciation with
When it comes to postcard printing, there are many different options to choose from, many of them coming with different price tags.
Coming up with a great postcard design will definitely make your clients happy, but having their postcards rejected by the postal service will make them very unhappy very quickly.
When having a party, get together or letting friends and family know about the new baby that just arrived, it seems as though there are so many better things to spend money on than announcements.
Most people don’t think of Thanksgiving as a consumer holiday in the same way as Christmas. There’s just something more relaxed and comfortable about Thanksgiving, where the focus is on food and family and not on finding the perfect gift.
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If you own or operate a small business, sending out direct-marketing mailings targeted and tailored to local residents is a great technique to reach potential customers.
The mailing list, copy, offer and design can all be instrumental in addressing a local
In today’s world of online marketing, printed promotions may seem out of date, but they still work – sometimes even better than e-mail.
The e-mail inbox is over-saturated. Between personal and business messages, subscriber newsletters and – of course – SPAM,
New copywriters may feel overpowered by all of the different mediums they are having to learn how to write.
