Don’t Use Templates
It goes without saying that getting a company like ProSource Printing is key to getting top quality prinitng cards but before that having a great design is key too, so it’s really important to steer clear of using templates. You don’t want to look like everyone else in your industry. Hiring a professional designer will help your marketing stand out from the crowd, as well as keeping your marketing looking professional. Would you trust a company that skimps on its own marketing?
Know Your Market
You’ve spent some time and money designing a great marketing piece, so how do get it into the hands of the right audience? Research. If you’re mailing flyers for instance, you should either have a clean list of names and addresses that you know are potential clients or, know that the area you are mailing to has a predominance of your target audience. For example, you don’t want your flyers going to a zip code full of offices if your offering home cleaning services. Canvassing an area is a whole other story.
Personalization
If you’re mailing your marketing, consider adding personalization or making it a personalized letter. Personalized marketing is more likely to be read.
Offer and Expiration
A call-to-action is a must in print. Unless you’re advertising the date of an upcoming event, you want your potential client to act upon something (think RSVP, newsletter subscription or “Buy Now and receive a Special Bonus”). You need to compel the potential customers to act now before it’s too late. This helps your piece perform more quickly and helps prevent it from going into trash.
Measure Performance
Every marketing piece you send out should have a unique landing page, a QR code or even as simple “Ask for Gina” next to your phone number (even though you don’t employ anyone named Gina). You’ll be able to track the performance and will help you make decisions on what may need changed for the next time you send it out.
Track and Repeat
Now that you have the data from your previous marketing efforts, put it to use. Make changes, contact the designer for any necessary edits, and distribute your materials again. Most importantly, stay in front of your clients and stand out from the competition!
5 Steps to Get More Business with Yard Signs
Marketing, PrintingAre you looking for a way to get more business with a small budget? Gorgeous and Stuff Yard signs are a great way to get more business with a minimal investment. Follow this steps to get started:
1. Determine your sign campaign
Yard signs aren’t just for contractors or home service providers. Any business can take advantage of yard signs when you properly plan your campaign.
2. Create a plan by answering these questions:
Answering these questions will help you determine your yard sign design, printing and distribution. Put together a strategy now to yield excellent ROI from your yard sign campaign.
3. Design your yard signs
Yard sign design should be simple. If you are out to banners and flags, here are a few ideas to get you started:
4. Printing your yard signs
Once you’ve finalized the design, the next step is to print your yard signs. Here are a few things to consider when going to print:
5. Distribute your yard signs
It’s best to get your yard signs into the following places depending on your target audience:
Using this 5 steps will help you plan, design, print, and distribute yard signs that will promote your brand and help elevate your business.
5 Ways to Track Your Print Marketing
Marketing, News, Printing, QR CodesYou’ve put together a great marketing campaign and your ready to go to print. But how will you track it? Can you track it?
The answer is yes! You already know you can track a web page, an email and most social media posts. Why not track your print marketing materials the same way? While you can’t track print media with the same degree of certainty as email campaigns, you can still track for very clear results whether your printed items are generating a good return on investment.
Adding a way to track your print marketing, a measurable way of follow-up is essential. A few ways to do this would be:
All of the above examples offers you a way to track and measure responses. To determine your ROI you simply need to track the response rate and revenue generated. Once you know your ROI, you can repeat the campaign with minor adjustments like changing the targeted area of distribution, altering the coupon or offer, or changing the landing page.
When you vary tracking details from one campaign to the next, you’ll be building an ROI database that you can use to best target your future campaigns.
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5 Tips for Better Print Marketing Materials
Design, Marketing, Printing, QR CodesDon’t Use Templates
It goes without saying that getting a company like ProSource Printing is key to getting top quality prinitng cards but before that having a great design is key too, so it’s really important to steer clear of using templates. You don’t want to look like everyone else in your industry. Hiring a professional designer will help your marketing stand out from the crowd, as well as keeping your marketing looking professional. Would you trust a company that skimps on its own marketing?
Know Your Market
You’ve spent some time and money designing a great marketing piece, so how do get it into the hands of the right audience? Research. If you’re mailing flyers for instance, you should either have a clean list of names and addresses that you know are potential clients or, know that the area you are mailing to has a predominance of your target audience. For example, you don’t want your flyers going to a zip code full of offices if your offering home cleaning services. Canvassing an area is a whole other story.
Personalization
If you’re mailing your marketing, consider adding personalization or making it a personalized letter. Personalized marketing is more likely to be read.
Offer and Expiration
A call-to-action is a must in print. Unless you’re advertising the date of an upcoming event, you want your potential client to act upon something (think RSVP, newsletter subscription or “Buy Now and receive a Special Bonus”). You need to compel the potential customers to act now before it’s too late. This helps your piece perform more quickly and helps prevent it from going into trash.
Measure Performance
Every marketing piece you send out should have a unique landing page, a QR code or even as simple “Ask for Gina” next to your phone number (even though you don’t employ anyone named Gina). You’ll be able to track the performance and will help you make decisions on what may need changed for the next time you send it out.
Track and Repeat
Now that you have the data from your previous marketing efforts, put it to use. Make changes, contact the designer for any necessary edits, and distribute your materials again. Most importantly, stay in front of your clients and stand out from the competition!
Customer Service
MarketingIt’s easier to have a ridged customer service policy than to look after your customers, based on their unique circumstances. Not!