Direct marketers and catalogers are preparing to face paper cost increases this fall, while also planning for a possible significant postal rate increase in January. Marketers say volatility in the paper market in recent years, due to economic instability, has made it difficult for them to project costs from one year to the next. Many [...]
Archives for Paper
1/1: Interview with Jill DiNicolantonio, eBusiness Development & Internet Marketing Manager at Millcraft Paper
Hi Jill and thank you for taking the time to answer a few questions. Im especially honored to interview you since you were the person who started my blogging career by asking me to submit an article for the Millcraft Paper Blog. So it’s your fault that you have now become my subject! With that being said… [...]
Millcraft Paper Company: Designers – Meet Your Type
This one’s for all our design friends out there. While, we love paper here at Millcraft, we so appreciate all the elements of beautiful design – and that includes typography. Now, we know out strengths – and typography is not one of them. Luckily the Font Shop has just introduced a great new tool called [...]
4 Reasons to Expand Your Business to Brazil
Why should you do business in Brazil? I can give you 200 million reasons. That’s the number of consumers your small business can reach in this South American country — more than five times as many as live in the state of California. But sheer scale and size aren’t the only reasons to consider this [...]
Neenah Paper Design Contest – Striking Every Time
It’s time to take a closer look at ESSE® and OXFORD® Premium Papers from Neenah Paper (NYSE: NP). The new “Striking Every Time” promotion contains eight unique clock faces and a great contest to inspire designers to create their own one-of-a-kind clock face. The interchangeable clock faces that come with the promotion showcase a range [...]
A Glossary of Recycled Rhetoric
With all the various claims among paper manufacturers regarding the sustainability of their products, it’s hard to know what’s really going on. Doc wasn’t sure what the definition was for “flotation deinking” or “mill broke,” at least not until now. Thanks to a good basic glossary at What They Think, I’m now a lot better [...]
