by Blase | Aug 9, 2024 | Every Door Direct Mail, Fundraising, Marketing, Nonprofit, Saturation Rate, USPS Rules & Regs
When you need to reach a broad audience with a newsletter, fundraising appeal or other mailing, bulk mail can be a cost-effective method to deliver your brand message, appeal or offer. Our experience demonstrates that if you take time to plan your mailing, you can...
by Blase | Jun 27, 2024 | Marketing, Nonprofit, Printing Techniques
Spot varnish is one of the most difficult printing processes to explain without showing examples. As we like to do in our articles, examples are provided below to demonstrate the value and advantages of the technique. The spot varnish process literally involves...
by Blase | May 21, 2024 | Marketing, Nonprofit, Printing Techniques
One of the key elements of successful branding is taking steps to help customers remember your brand. If you can also associate information about your organization’s mission or the theme of an event through your branding, that’s even better. In printed...
by Blase | Apr 15, 2024 | Direct Mail, Fundraising, Marketing, Nonprofit, Printing Techniques
When you get ready to design your next printing project, there are three things to consider to make the process easier. Easier generally means less expensive. It also means it likely will take much less time to produce. Who doesn’t want easier, faster and lower cost?...
by Blase | Mar 28, 2024 | Fundraising, Marketing, Nonprofit, Printing Techniques
In last month’s blog post, we discussed how metallic paper can be used to dress up an invitation, envelope, folder or other marketing piece, transforming it from basic into what might be described as powerful and stunning. Similarly, metallic ink or foil is an...
by Blase | Feb 26, 2024 | Fundraising, Nonprofit, Printing Techniques
Metallic paper can be used to dress up an invitation, envelope, folder or other marketing piece, transforming it from basic into what might be described as powerful and stunning. To get the most out the properties of metallic papers, you will want to follow these...
