One of the most useful things you can do for a marketer is to look at a mail piece from the other side of the mailbox as the recipient.
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Author Corrie LoGiudice shared her strategies during a keynote speech at the annual Women in Print Alliance networking luncheon during the Expo.
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Reframing customer service as an act of love – genuine concern for another person’s well-being – transforms both your experience and your customers’.
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Instead of treating every company as an equally valuable prospect, print shops can look for signals that suggest a business is actively researching products or considering a purchase.
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Discover what types of tech products are suitable for laser engraving, the differences in laser machines and best practices for production.
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Even when every department is doing its job, the company can still be in a deficit relative to achieving its overall goals.
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Revenue matters, but revenue alone cannot tell you whether your sales process is healthy.
Read MoreEscaping the Commodity Trap Through Substrate Innovation
It is about using the physical nature of our medium to do the heavy lifting that a standard CMYK file cannot do on its own.
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Gary Jones, vice president of Environmental, Health, and Safety Affairs for PRINTING United Alliance, outlined recurring risks and practical steps print service providers can take to address them.
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When you estimate a job, you’re building a run plan and establishing the estimated hours by cost center.
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