This post is focused on comparing performance and discussing best practices for common mailers utilized by education facilities for prospecting as well as general communications.
Tradeshow and event season is upon us and is only going to get crazier and crazier as the spring and summer months lay out in front of us. Peak seasons for trade shows are Spring and Fall here in the U.S. with things really intensifying in the fall. However, there are still a great many events taking place over the
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Despite an ever-increasing shift to digital communications, the financial services industry is one that remains remarkably reliant on printed materials. The need to send mailings to current and prospective customers is a constant for banks and other financial institutions. From credit card offers and legal disclosures, these types of materials are still sent to consumers via direct mail more than
In higher education, competition for the best and brightest applicants can be fierce. Universities seek every edge possible in making their institution intriguing and attractive for prospective students. When reaching out to younger audiences, having a strong presence on social media is crucial, because the average teenager spends more than three hours each day on social networking platforms. But it’s
As news about the Coronavirus continues to evolve, Associates International (Ai) is closely monitoring this developing situation. As a provider of Print and Related Services, Ai is an essential business and will remain open and in production through the State of Delaware’s coronavirus shutdown.
To maintain brand consistency, many organizations rely on branding guides that communicate standards with external vendors for large, static printing projects, direct mail campaigns and digital advertising. However, when faced with applying variable information to standard sales and marketing collateral, promotional products and giveaways, or employee apparel and merchandise, many branding teams struggle to corral these projects under their guidelines