13 Oct Why Simple Print Pieces Often Get Better Results
A flyer that gets printed and distributed this week has a chance to work. The elaborate marketing piece still circling through another round of revisions doesn’t....
A flyer that gets printed and distributed this week has a chance to work. The elaborate marketing piece still circling through another round of revisions doesn’t....
Not every marketing win starts with a major campaign. Sometimes the most useful piece is also the simplest: something your customers can pick up, keep, refer to, or act on right away....
Think about the last marketing campaign that caught your attention. Chances are, you didn't respond because you saw one advertisement....
Most marketing is built around the moment of exposure. A customer sees an ad, opens an email, notices a post, or passes a sign, and the business hopes that brief encounter is enough to trigger action....
Every day, your customers are bombarded with marketing messages....
As summer winds down, business tends to pick up. Calendars fill with events, customers settle back into routines, and holiday planning begins before you know it. That makes late summer one of the best times to pause and ask a simple question: Is your marketing...
There’s no shortage of ways to share news today. Between email, social media, text messages, and company websites, businesses can communicate with customers in seconds. Yet speed isn’t always the goal. Some milestones deserve more than a quick notification scrolling...
Some marketing materials are designed to make a big splash. Others do something quieter, but just as valuable: they stick around. Think about the printed pieces people keep without thinking much about it. A notepad beside the phone. An appointment card on the...
If a print campaign underperforms, timing is usually the issue. Not the design. Not the message. The timing. The fix isn’t complicated, but it does require a shift in how you plan. Instead of building around when you want to send something, you build around...
Ever see a really well-designed print piece… sitting in a pile? Nothing wrong with the design. Good paper, clean layout, solid message. But it’s not doing anything. Now think about the opposite: something simple, maybe even a little plain—but it’s always there. On a...