by Kelly Mallozzi | #PrintSales, Operations, Print Sales, Print Services, Sales, Training
Not only am I a TV junkie, but I like to fancy myself a trendsetter (kinda). And so, I am proud to say that I have been watching Schitt’s Creek since it premiered on the POP TV network back in January of 2015. If you have never seen it and you like comedies, I would...
by Deborah Corn | Digital Marketing, Featured, Marketing, Operations, Print Sales, Print Services, Sales, Training
Huddle up Printerverse! We have been inching our way down 2020 to the goal post and the end is in sight. All of our pivoting and re-planning and prospecting has gotten us here. Good job! Now, we can kick and take our chances to score a few immediate sales before time...
by Kelly Mallozzi | #PrintSales, Employment, Finance, Operations, Print Sales, Printers, Sales, Training
We’ve all probably had one or more. Some of us have probably even been one at one or more points in our careers. You might even have one or be one right now… A TERRIBLE BOSS. But if you’ve never had one, or been one, and you have put it on your bucket list for...
by Kelly Mallozzi | Operations, Print Sales, Print Services, Sales, Training
There is a great song in the smash musical Hamilton in which Angelica sings about three facts of her life that are all true at the same exact time, even though those three things seem like they are in opposition to one another, and how hard it is for her to reconcile...
by Sandy Hubbard | Print Sales, Sales, Training
Just for fun, I get together with copywriters, speechwriters, ghostwriters and all kinds of cool writer types. We practice persuasive writing as a group. We use games, prompts and timed sessions to keep ourselves “fit.” Quick and confident writing. Sounds good,...
by Kelly Mallozzi | #PrintSales, Operations, Print Sales, Print Services, Sales, Training
For the last two months, I have been doing a riff on the fact that many of us are living on ZOOM calls these days. After three months I can tell you that I myself am all Zoomed out, and yet I keep on showing up for them, because not only I am I committed to those who...
by Deborah Corn | Digital Media, Direct Mail, Education, Marketing, Mobile Media, Print Media, Print Sales, Print Services, Training
Take a deeper dive into Informed Delivery and other direct mail enhancing opportunities that are available, and profitable! Topics covered: • How Informed Delivery works (the nuts and bolts) • Successful actions when launching direct mail with Informed Delivery •...
by Kelly Mallozzi | Print Sales, Print Services, Project Peacock, Sales, Training
It’s a new year. And I love New Year for the opportunities it presents. Renewal. Focus. Setting Goals. Deciding what needs to change and then planning for how to manifest it. You need look no further than a gym in these first few weeks to see that nearly everyone...
by Sandy Hubbard | Operations, Print Sales, Print Services, Sales, Training
Remember the 1988 romantic comedy Bull Durham? Every season baseball groupie Annie Savoy adopts a single-A league player from the Durham Bulls as her project, to improve, using her own homegrown rules. Like Annie, every year I, too, take on a project (just the...
by Tod Cordill | Marketing, Marketing Automation, Operations, Training
You are good at what we do. You’ve done it for a long time. You’re experts in it. And you can talk about it all day long. But guess what? Your customers just don’t care. Sure, they want you to be successful, mostly because they need your services and they want you...
by Kelly Mallozzi | Education, Marketing, Operations, Print Sales, Print Services, Project Peacock, Tips, Training
I just flew back from Chicago and the last ever Print show (sigh) and boy are my arms tired. That’s a Dad joke for those who don’t know. I spend a good lot of my time creating new and hopefully valuable content for the print industry as it relates to sales and...
by Kelly Mallozzi | #PrintSales, Finance, Operations, Print Sales, Print Services, Sales, Training
Well, friends, I did it again. Back in 2015, shortly after I moved to Connecticut from Chicago, I trained for and ran my first half marathon at the age of 45. Then the next year I ran another. Earlier this year, I decided that the months leading up to those races were...
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