Consumers prefer buying from brands they trust, and often, the first point of contact with your brand is your company logo. This makes it even more important to have a logo that fosters confidence. Every time customers see your logo, whether it’s on a postcard or a piece of marketing collateral, it has the power to strengthen or weaken their trust. You want it to enhance their confidence, but what makes a logo trustworthy?
In today’s “always on” digital environment, the world is at our fingertips. Open, click, view, buy, comment, download. Anything you want. It’s all right there. Even so, book readership is on the rise, and a recent Association of National Advertisers study found that direct mail delivers a higher return on investment (ROI) than any digital channel. Why? Because “digital everything, everywhere” gets old sometimes.
Customer values and behavior are constantly changing. When this occurs, do your print marketing strategies track with them? The formats you choose, the messaging you write, and the layouts you create are all impacted by consumer trends.
Want a strong, recognizable brand identity? Creative and engaging marketing pieces are essential, but if those designs aren’t consistent across channels, your brand might be memorable, but not necessarily perceived as professional. That’s why it’s crucial to maintain consistent branding across all channels. Consistency keeps your business top of mind, fosters trust, and reinforces your credibility.
When designing a printed piece, how much attention do you pay to the grain of the paper? This is particularly important for pieces that require crisp, clean folds. Aligning your design with the paper grain can make a significant difference in the final result.
Sustainability has become a core value for many consumers and businesses. However, as brands rush to position themselves as environmentally responsible, a growing challenge has emerged: greenwashing.
You've invested time, money, and effort into winning great customers. You have ongoing marketing programs to help keep those relationships strong. But what happens when customers stop buying anyway? Instead of watching them go, reignite their interest instead. Direct mail is one of your most powerful tools for doing it.
Everyone wants to nail their direct mail campaign or deliver a winning multichannel marketing strategy. But success takes more than a bold idea. It demands coordinating people, resources, and timelines, all anchored by strong project management.
How loyal are your customers? You might be surprised to learn that they may be less faithful than you think. In a study of 10 major industries, nearly three-quarters (72%) of respondents indicated they were “delighted” with the products or services they purchased, yet 88% said they were willing to switch providers for any reason!
Want the perfected printed piece? Finish it with the perfect fold. But communicating about folds can be tricky when you don't know the lingo. Let's look at some of the basic terms:
