The sales letter, lift letter, and brochure tucked inside your direct mail package all share one purpose – to compel the reader to complete and return the reply card. While… ...Read More
Author: David Williams
Ways Color Makes You Money
When we think about color in print marketing and direct mail, we think about stunning images and eye-catching graphics. But color packs a punch in letters, product brochures, and other… ...Read More
Do You Really Know Your Customers?
The more you know your customers, the better you will be able to develop relevant marketing campaigns. So how well do you know your customers? The starting point for any… ...Read More
Keep the Conversation Interesting
Have you ever gotten stuck on a train, an airplane, or a long car ride with someone who is incredibly talkative but also incredibly boring? You might be unable… ...Read More
Don’t Irritate Your Customers With Disconnected Mail.
If you’re like most companies, you have customer data in many places, but these communications are siloed. Each department or business unit does its own thing, so end users get… ...Read More
Using QR Codes to Bridge the Gap to Video
If you want to catch someone’s eye, use video. But how do you follow this principle in print? Use QR Codes. Video is the darling of marketing, and for good… ...Read More
1:1 Print in an Internet World
Cell phones. iPods. Laptops. Tablets. Where, in the ever-expanding channel mix, is there room for print? The Print Council recently put out a brochure, “Why Print? The Top Ten Ways… ...Read More
Want a Bigger Marketing Pay-Off?
Want to boost response rates? Think “multi-touch, multi-channel.” These campaigns increase awareness and retention and boost response rates, too. When one manufacturer wanted to introduce a new product, for example,… ...Read More
Three Tips to Maximize Nonprofit Direct Mail
If you’re a nonprofit, you know how critical direct mail is to fundraising. Here are three tips from the experts on how to maximize your efforts. 1.… ...Read More