On this very important holiday, Earth Day 2021, we here at the Brooks Litho family wanted to extend a warm…
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The concept of brand identity may be a relatively new concept to some, but there are world class organizations…
With technology racing the last couple of decades some may consider print a forgotten medium that has been replaced by…
Would you like to grab the attention of potential clients? Increase the efficiency of your current marketing efforts? Cross Media…
There’s no doubt that the internet and technology have changed the world and made our lives easier. This is very…
What is Multi-Channel Marketing? Multi-channel marketing is the practice of using multiple channels to reach customers. This definition is intentionally…
When you need a lot of pieces printed in a short amount of time, you need a commercial printing company…
Offset printing has been the go-to choice for decades when people are looking to print in large quantities. Offset printing works by making a plate that has the image or text you want to print and pressing it onto each page to reproduce it. Digital printing has been getting a lot of attention lately, but many people are hesitant to try it due to misconceptions about the cost and quality of prints. So which method is really best?
Do you want to get the most out of your marketing budget? Do you want to increase your return on investment while reaching customers directly? If done correctly, direct mail campaigns can have significantly higher return on investment rates than e-mail or traditional marketing techniques. It can be all too easy to make a simple mistake that can really have a negative effect on the outcome of your campaign and prove costly in the long run. If you are considering starting a direct mail campaign, be sure to:
Print marketing has been around for ages, and like anything else that has been around long enough there are plenty of myths surrounding it. Many people have been saying that e-mail marketing is the way of the future, but with current trends that simply isn’t true [link to e-mail blog]. There are many misconceptions people seem to have about print marketing that are similarly untrue, such as: