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Top 3 Reasons Small Businesses Should Consider Offline Marketing
Jingles used to incorporate business phone numbers quite frequently. But now, we direct people to our websites or a physical address. Sure, things have changed, but it’s still advertising. We still...
How to Use the 40-40-20 Rule of Direct Marketing
The 40-40-20 rule of direct mail marketing breaks up marketing into three parts to help you predict and evaluate the success of your direct marketing campaign. According to Investopedia, direct...
The Importance of White Space in Marketing
There’s a common misconception in marketing the more elements on the page, the better the marketing. But, that’s not the case. White space, or the negative space that separates text and graphics,...
How to Become a Great Leader
Great leaders motivate employees to be productive to reach personal and shared goals. They increase employee happiness, engagement, and retention. Great leaders lead to company success by growing...
The Hidden Benefits of Promotional Calendars
Engagement marketing places the customer at the center of the picture. According to Adobe, “Your most valuable asset isn’t your product – it’s your customers.” Engagement marketing incorporates...
Empower Your Marketing Campaign with Engagement Marketing
Engagement marketing places the customer at the center of the picture. According to Adobe, “Your most valuable asset isn’t your product – it’s your customers.” Engagement marketing incorporates...
Small Business Tips: How to Decrease Turnover
After the Pandemic, more people are evaluating their lives, which includes their work environment. As an employer, how do you keep your people engaged and rewarded, so they want to stay? Here are a...
Choosing the Right Paper for Your Next Print Project
People might think paper isn’t a big choice when starting a project. However, that couldn’t be further from the truth. Choosing paper is one of the first things you should decide on when starting...
5 Steps to Combat the Comparison Trap
In today’s society, it’s common to try to one-up people, whether it’s with material things or with accomplishments. And to do this, we often compare ourselves to others. But this can do more damage...