 (0 vote) Postcard Marketing Hands-Off Case Study #1 – Local Printer
Marcia Yudkin Here's an incredibly simple system a smart local printing company uses month after month after month to get new customers into its shop to place an order.
Like all successful postcard marketing campaigns, it started with strategic thinking: What category of people could serve as a reliable source of new customers? The owner's answer: new business incorporations within a 10-mile radi... articles
- (0 vote) Having Great Affordable Invitations at Lower Costs
by Jeff McDougall. “I do” are the two words that a bride and groom promised to each other. A vow that they will love and cherish each other and that they promised to be together through thick and thin, in sickness and in health. However, the wedding which is just a one day celebration will truly make huge changes in the lives of two people.
A good wedding is very important especially for a woman. Walking down ... articles
- (0 vote) What's on Your Business Card?
by Tim Tivis. If you watch television at all you have probably seen the commercial put out by Capital One asking "Whats in your wallet?" I interpret this as asking me the consumer, if I have the best representation I can have regarding the services they offer. Lets take this question a little further and allow me to ask you whats on your business card?
I enjoy getting business cards from people that I meet. I... articles
- (0 vote) Is it Time to Upgrade Your Business Card?
by Peter Gradwell. Your business card says a lot about you and your business. It not only makes an important first impression to existing and potential clients and customers, but it also carries with it the vital information which people will use to contact you. Of course, for this reason, it's essential that the information you give to people is as up to date as possible and pass on any changes that you make. If i... articles
- (0 vote) Postcard Marketing Model #14: Bond With Customers
Marcia Yudkin Imagine the difference between a company whose customers have so-so feelings about it and one whose customers wouldn’t dream of buying from anyone else. That’s a tremendous gap that can be narrowed with just a little expense and effort, using an inexpensive, often overlooked tool – the postcard.
By sending simple yet strategically chosen postcards to people who have already bo... articles
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