Associates International can help you plan your next digital marketing campaign. This free tool can guide you to the right campaign to fit your needs, timeline and budget.
The decisions that go into creating the packaging for your products are just as important as the products themselves. In this blog post, learn three questions you should ask when planning your packaging materials.
Today’s marketing landscape offers more avenues than ever to connect with your audience. So how exactly do you get started? Learn how and why you should explore multichannel for your next campaign.
Offset and digital printing offer very different capabilities and advantages. Which method is right for your print job? Check out our latest post to discover key questions to ask before your next project.
With the rising cost of paper, reaching your audience can be more expensive than ever. Discover how you can diversify your marketing strategy to continue to connect with your customers through digital and multi-channel campaigns.
IP Targeting allows you to hyper-target your products and services to your customers and prospects on any device. You can also use this to create a look-alike model of your existing customers to reach new prospects. Learn how Associates International can help.
Associates International uses the term Marketing Implementation Solutions to describe its work, aimed at driving customer revenue and delivering value through print and digital communications. So what does that mean for your business?
Effective August 29, 2021, the United States Postal Service has increased postage rates for what it calls its “market-dominant” products. These products include First Class Mail for letters, postcards, and flats.
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