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Jumbo Postcards Are Perfect for Large Images

On 02 May 2013, In Marketing & Design Tips, Printing Economics, Small Business Advice, by Jerry, No comments

Want to advertise your product or service in a visual way? Use images that speak volumes and display these on inexpensive jumbo postcards. Your marketing message will reach residents in their mailboxes and give them a

The Many Benefits of Rolled Canvas

On 24 Apr 2013, In Marketing & Design Tips, Printing Economics, Small Business Advice, by Jerry, No comments

Rolled canvas is exactly what its name implies: canvas that is rolled up into a tube rather than being framed. This medium is suitable for photo printing, reproductions of artwork, or physical forms of digital work.

The Hidden Costs Of Email Marketing

On 19 Apr 2013, In Marketing & Design Tips, Printing Economics, Small Business Advice, by Jerry, No comments

Sending an email blast to prospects and customers sure is convenient…but is it cost-effective? On the surface, email seems much cheaper than print marketing but a deeper look reveals hidden costs. Commercial printing companies understand the

Spring Cleaning for Corporate Letterhead

On 16 Apr 2013, In Printing Economics, Small Business Advice, by Jerry, No comments

If your company has been using the same letterhead design for years, it is time for an overhaul. Spring is the perfect season to go out with the old and in with the new. Giving corporate

Designing Promotional Bookmarks for 2013 Summer Reading Programs

On 13 Mar 2013, In Marketing & Design Tips, Printing Economics, by Jerry, No comments

Summer is the season to enjoy fun in the sun and this includes relaxing with a good book. Libraries and schools across the country are preparing their summer 2013 reading programs and businesses can get involved

Hold A Bookmark Design Contest To Promote Libraries And Reading

On 08 Feb 2013, In Printing Economics, by Jerry, No comments

There is nothing better than cracking open a good book. Intricate binding, elaborate embossment, and the feel of pages between your fingers cannot be duplicated by an eReader. The digital age presents challenges to libraries, shrinking