by Deborah Corn | Customer Communication, Featured, Marketing, Operations, Print Sales, Print Services, Sales
If you have watched as many movies and TV series as I have since March of last year, ‘vig’ may be a term you are familiar with. Vig … is slang for vigorish. Vig is the juice, the squeeze, the charge that a businessperson gets for helping broker a transaction or...
by Tod Cordill | Digital Marketing, Digital Print, Direct Mail, Marketing, Print & Digital, Social Media
Chick-fil-A Direct Mail Case Study – 10 Years Later I was just talking to a client this morning about using direct mail to drive consumers to retail stores and a Chick-fil-A integrated marketing campaign that I read about several years back came to mind. A quick web...
by Camille Corr Chism | Customer Communication, Packaging, Print Services, Sustainability
As a packaging engineering geek, I constantly look at the packaging that ships to my home. Ecommerce shipments experienced an explosion increasing 75%-80% in the first half of 2020 versus 2019. For those who decide to forgo the in-store experience, skip BOPIS (buying...
by Sandy Hubbard | Customer Communication, Data, Marketing, Operations, Print Sales, Print Services, Sales
When the magazine I ran for 22 years closed its doors, the owners offered me all the business data and customer lists for free. They were not going to do anything with it, and everything would be purged by the end of the tax year. So I said yes. Saying yes not only...
by Karis Copp | AI, Automation, Data, IoT, Operations, Software, Software and Systems, The Cloud, Workflow
We’re all getting used to the ways in which COVID has changed our working lives. Dealing with restless children, tolerating loud roommates, Zoom fatigue, spouse fatigue, eating the same lunch again fatigue – the list goes on. These challenges are painfully present,...
by Kelly Mallozzi | #PrintSales, Operations, Print Sales, Print Services, Sales, Training
If you are tired of hearing me take some liberal leaps and tie TV shows, Broadway musicals, and movies into lessons about sales and printing, perhaps you had better give this blog post a pass. Because I am about to regale you with my obsession with TED LASSO. I...
by Pat McGrew | #PrintSampleTV, Marketing, Operations, Paper, Print Sales, Print Services
One of the early segments of PrintSampleTV featured an important marriage of content and paper embodied in a restaurant menu. Full disclosure! Our family owns three restaurants and because we are also in the print industry, we wanted to balance our needs with what...
by Deborah Corn | Diversity & Inclusion, Elevate Print, Events, Featured, Girls Who Print, Print Services, Printerverse
‘Women’s Print HERstory Month’ coincides with Women’s History Month to align the telling of stories that empower and inspire the fierce fabulous females of print, as well as young women and students entering the industry or considering print as a career. Launched in...
by Deborah Corn | Customer Communication, Featured, Future of Print, Marketing, Operations, Print Buying, Print Media, Print Sales, Print Services, Printerverse, Sales, Tips
Greetings Citizens of the Printerverse and welcome to a New Year! It is a new year, right? The calendar has changed but, in many ways, it feels like 2020 is still lingering. This annual post has traditionally focused on what is in front of us, but honestly, there is...
by Camille Corr Chism | Consumables, Marketing, Packaging, Print Services, Sustainability
Packaging and printing: it’s more than what meets the eye. In today’s world, packaging is everywhere and used for almost everything — be it the cereal box in the local grocery store or the packaging used to contain your dreaded COVID test kit. With that said,...
by David Murphy | Digital Marketing, Digital Media, Marketing, Mobile Media, Mobile Shopping, Operations, Print Sales, Sales
My name is David Murphy and I love to help printers bring value to new customers. In fact, it’s been my passion for over three decades (and I’m still young!) When I was in high school in the ‘80s, my friends worked in restaurants and mall stores. Those jobs were...
by Tod Cordill | Digital Marketing, Direct Mail, Marketing
Most visitors to come, view one or a few pages, and go away. These website visitors are anonymous – their identities are unknown. For a business-to-business website, it is common for <1% of website visitors to fill out a form and reach out. 3% would be...
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