Feb
23

3 Easy Steps to Outsource Your Print and Mail Needs

In past posts we’ve discussed the many reasons why you should outsource your print and mail needs.  Along with saving your company time and money, having a professional company with the proper equipment and paper products manage your print and mail needs will help your company stand out.

Now that you know that outsourcing your print and mail needs will save you a lot of time and money in the future, what’s stopping you?  Let me guess, setting up the account sounds like a lot of work for you now.

Actually, it’s not.  Most professional fulfillment and direct mail services companies will only need three things from you in order to setup your account:

  1. A printed copy of what your mailing now
  2. A test file of with 100 records
  3. A Mapping Document (short explanation of what part of the file populates what part of the document)

It’s easy to get started on outsourcing your print and mail needs. For more information about outsourcing your print and mail needs click here.  Or, click here to receive a free quote now.

 

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Posted by Katie LeClair

Feb
08

Marketing to the Customers You Already Have

While it’s extremely important to market to the public and find new customers, you definitely don’t want to forget about the customers you already have.

In Chapter 2 of the book entitled, “Direct Marketing: Strategy, Planning, Execution,” Edward Nash talks about the importance of “repeat customers”.  According to Nash, “The repeat customers, who produce most of any company’s sales and profits, should get priority.  Avoiding the loss of one customer is more profitable than gaining three new ones.”

With a direct mail marketing campaign, you can market to both new customers and old ones.  Try including special discounts and coupons in your statement printing and invoice printing.  Then, send out postcards or card mailers to entice others to try your product or service.

 

For more information about this or to receive a free quote, click here.

Posted by Katie LeClair

Feb
01

Brochure Direct Mail Marketing Campaign

During these difficult economic times, companies are looking for the cheapest and most effective way to market their products.  Many companies have found direct mail to be an extremely successful marketing campaign, but what type of direct mail piece should you be mailing?

In a blog entitled, “Companies Offering Cheap Brochure Printing,” the author says that a brochure is a great way to market a product or service.  According to the author, “Economic-wise, business brochure is one of the cheaper ways to advertise and promote a company or product.  The service offered in brochure printing offer shops is a lot more beneficial to people in the long run.  Seeking help from brochure printing companies will enable you to get the needed company boost with the least amount of resources.”

 

For more information about this or to receive a free quote, click here.

Posted by Katie LeClair

Jan
25

Turning Invoice Printing and Statement Printing Into Direct Mail Marketing Pieces

How often does your company communicate with its customers?  With all of the different forms of communication out there many of you might not even know.  Instead of sending out piece after piece, why not combine your marketing attempts with pieces you’re already sending on a regular basis?

In the blog entitled, “Marketing and Compliance Documents,” Nick Romano says that in order to do this the first step is to review all of the different pieces that you’re mailing to your customers and get rid of any that are unnecessary.  According to Romano, “This might mean incorporating content from the direct-mail channel into bank statements or other compliance documents…Streamlining communications in this way can reduce the quantity of touch points a customer receives, and increase the value of one particular touch point, making it more likely to have an impact.”

 

For more information about this or to receive a free quote, click here.

Posted by Katie LeClair

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