Research shows our brains still prefer information on paper.
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Continue reading “Information Retention: How Our Brains Prefer to Read in Print vs. Digital”
In today’s world of websites, social media, and mobile apps, digital design often takes center stage. But as more brands rediscover the value of print—for its permanence, tactile presence, and credibility—it’s important for designers to understand it. Designing for print isn’t just about using higher resolution. Print requires a different mindset and a deeper understanding of how ink interacts with paper.
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Have you noticed that Walmart’s brand colors are a little brighter? The typography on its logo is a little thicker? That’s because Walmart just went through a very public rebranding, and it has a lot of people talking.
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You are walking down the street, and a bright, colorful sign catches your eye. In fact, you can’t miss it because it’s 10 feet high and adhered to the inside of the window of the store in front of you. That’s the power of window graphics. Continue reading “Window Shopping: Turn Your Storefront Into a Powerful Marketing Tool”
You want to personalize your print communications, but you’re just a small company. How can you create the level of precise targeting that is demanded by today’s customers? How do you know what they’re really interested in? Analyze your email metrics! Continue reading “A Simple Way to High-Impact Personalized Mail”
Designing a print piece can feel daunting, especially for those without design backgrounds. However, a few tips can help you chose the right fonts to create pieces that look professional and appealing, while communicating your message effectively. Continue reading “Font Choices Made Easy: Unlock the Secret to Professional Design”
You may have noticed that marketing copy is getting shorter . . . most of the time. People are busy, so whether it’s headlines and subject lines, social media posts, or postcard copy, marketers are moving toward shorter copy that is more likely to get read. But every once in a while, longer copy outperforms shorter copy. Continue reading “When Long Copy Just Works Better”
We all know that personalizing your print marketing materials with someone’s name yields higher open and click-through rates. But have you ever wondered why? It has to do with the way our brains work, and it’s why name personalization will remain part of the marketing landscape for years to come. Continue reading “Science Explains Why Name Personalization Works”
In today’s digital age, when emails and social media dominate marketing communication, sending a physical postcard can be a refreshing and impactful way to connect with customers or prospects. With postcards offering limited space to communicate your message, however, the headline plays an out-sized role. It must grab the reader right out of the gate. Continue reading “Looks Good On Paper: Reading Print Promotes Deeper Focus and Comprehension”
If you want to understand the value of print versus digital in marketing, look at the world of education. Studies consistently find that while digital communications have great value in providing top-level information quickly when it comes to processing deeper concepts, print is the hands-down winner. These results were recently confirmed in a groundbreaking study from Columbia University’s Teacher’s College. Continue reading “Want Customers to Remember? Use Print!”
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