We can hardly wait to release our latest issue of Printer’s Press! In This Issue… In the upcoming July 2017 issue of Printer’s Press, you’ll find articles on: Helpful ways to improve your credit score Tips to improve your social wellness An amazingly easy recipe for Cheesy BBQ Beef & Biscuit Casserole And a travel article about the hidden sandstone
In her book, The Death and Life of Great American Cities, Jane Jacobs writes about the relationship of locally owned businesses and community. Here’s what she observes about the power of small, daily interactions: (Community) “grows…out of people stopping by…, getting advice from the grower and giving advice to the newsstand man, comparing opinions with other customers at the baker
Average media consumers are staggering under the weight of spam e-mails and information overload. Think you can’t compete? Think again! While your customers may believe print advertising has grown stale, the “digital deluge” means there has never been a better time to highlight beautiful print promotions. Rules of the Road The newest design tip in our Ideas Collection, available on
Do your customers like to doodle? Studies show that jotting notes or designs on paper can jog memory, sharpen focus, and help us grasp new concepts and refine creative ideas. As printers know, people still “think best” on paper, so remind your customers of this and get them engaged and thinking as they doodle on printed brochures! Brochures Bring Them
Celebrate your independence from the same old content this July and get in on the July 2017 Business Forum direct mail newsletter right away! This month is filled with a combination of actionable content for business owners or managers as well as articles that bring life into balance. Make Branding Stick with Promotions and Good PR PR is sometimes misunderstood and
To score or not to score? This question faces anyone creating a printed piece that must be folded before mailing, display, or delivery. Your customers may not realize the importance of scoring paper or preparing printed materials so that they fold cleanly. Our latest print tip, added to the Ideas Collection of every website provided by Marketing Ideas For Printers,
Summer is on its way, and we couldn’t be more excited. The June 2017 issue of the Business Forum has us just as pumped! We’ve gathered some of the most helpful information to increase KPIs (Key Performance Indicators) and get the most out of your team by finding their strengths and minimizing weaknesses. Strike the Perfect Work/Family Balance This month
On February 6, 2016, the city of Tainan, Taiwan, was slammed with a magnitude 6.4 earthquake (and sixty-eight aftershocks!). A day later, examinations of a toppled 17-story high-rise apartment building showed horrific structural problems including pillars reinforced with Styrofoam and empty tin cans. Similar quality control issues were exposed in Japan when seven massive hotels were forced to close after
The Industrial Revolution (beginning around 1760) was one of the most spectacularly fruitful periods in history. Almost every aspect of life was transformed as people harnessed electricity, expanded transportation, and streamlined industrial processes with new machines. Output multiplied exponentially: while previously one daily laborer could clean a pound of seeds from cotton, the mechanized cotton gin could remove fifty pounds