Wednesday, February 3, 2010
Shirts
Check out our selections of shirts, hats, bags, jackets, etc that you can have silkscreened or embroidered with your company logo.
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Tuesday, January 5, 2010
Wednesday, December 23, 2009
Thank you
and We Wish You a Happy Holiday
and a Successful New Year
We thank you for your business and look forward to working
with you next year, Come see our new digital press for
all your full color small business solutions
Remember you can place an order, upload your documents,
request an estimate on our website 24/7.
We can ship anywhere you want. It's Easy!
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215.675.1203
Tuesday, December 15, 2009
Mail Call: Direct Mail Still Works
Direct mail is still a powerful tool and here is why:
Reach your target market. Direct mail gets its name because of the likelihood of your message reaching the intended audience. It has far greater odds than the shot gun approach of mass media (also aptly named). Even Millennials (consumers aged 18-24) are into receiving direct mail. BIGresearch reported in 2007 that 26% appreciated and responded to direct mail.
Get one-on-one attention. Mail is personal. People open the mail on their time, when they’re ready to engage. Pitney Bowes reported in a 2008 Direct Mail Survey that 85% of people will open, sort and read mail; and 75% of those consumers look more closely for special sales.
Spend less. With a more selective target, your cost per client acquisition is relatively low compared to other marketing channels. For a postcard and a stamp, oftentimes you can reach a prospect for under a dollar each.
Get action. After your direct mail piece is sent out you will know whether the campaign was successful in a short amount of time. According to the DMA, 33% of consumers will respond to direct mail by going to your website. If your target is going to make a purchase, they will do so shortly after receiving the mailing piece. This is important for tracking your ROI. When cash is tight, it is nice to know how effective your message was so you can adjust.
Wednesday, December 9, 2009
Christmas Cards
Don't forget to update your mailing list. Begin to prepare your holiday cards mailing list now by confirming and updating your address list from last year. Follow up with friends, business associates and customers who may have moved during the year. This will give you an added opportunity to connect and network as well as send a message that says you are an excellent planner!