You might think that web design is entirely different from direct mail marketing.
But there are many things web and offline print marketing designers can learn from one another.
Imagine you were looking for a product, and you saw two boxes side by side…one that was plain and one that contained exciting graphics.
Which one would you try? Of course, you’d pick the exciting one. So why not carefully consider what your packaging looks like?
Direct mail is not a new marketing topic, but it shouldn’t be forgotten. It is tried and true and will be here for the long haul.
Recent studies show that direct mail’s average response rate of 9% is higher than the 1% average rate for email.
In today’s world, it’s all about teamwork—people working for the exact cause to make the most significant impact.
And it’s also about teamwork in marketing—using online and offline tools to promote your business.
You’re always looking for ways to improve your business. What better way than with print marketing? Below are eight benefits print marketing provides to leverage in your business.
You might think of Twitter, Facebook, and email when you think of marketing.
But did you know print is still a popular marketing strategy? That’s right. It’s tried and true, and it’s so much more personal than clicking a variety of non-personal ads.
Understanding the employee life cycle will help you support your employees throughout their entire time with your company. It will also better help you to mitigate turnover risk, which can be costly.
Myths can sidetrack your marketing efforts and keep you spinning your wheels. Be on the lookout for these common misconceptions regarding direct mail.
According to a recent global study by Logitech, more than 43% of employees are expected to work from home part or full time. Certainly, hybrid work environments are here to stay. And with the increase in remote workers, a smart balance of collaboration is critical. So, what does that look like?
Taking time off can be difficult, especially if you fear things might stall or fall apart without you there.
But rest, and the time to unplug and recharge, are necessary indulgences.