In its September issue, Inc. Magazine features its annual list of the Top 5000 fastest-growing, privately held companies in America. Adam Dewitz, from the Print CEO Blog, has pulled out the 35 companies from the print/graphic communication industry who made it into the rankings. See who made the cut.
The era of online social networking is a great time for corporations to reach out to their customers, colleagues and the industry to let them know that, “HEY—real people work here! We have opinions, positions, questions and answers!” That’s why we, at Kodak, launched GrowYourBiz.kodak.com.
This post does a good job of succinctly explaining why TransPromo is all the rage, how it works, what it costs and how to track your ROI.
This author says that he is frustrated with newspaper websites because they are not clearly differentiated from their printed pieces. He shares his suggestions (through his dissatisfaction) on how to make sites more user-friendly, which in turn, will attract a larger audience.
Since it was launched in 2006, Women’s Health has grown its monthly magazine circulation from 400,000 to 1.1 million. The ad space they sell has also increased.
Take a listen to what Noel Ward has to say about how print drives effective marketing campaigns.
Are you familiar with the terms eco-marketing or greenwashing? This FREE 40-page guide from Monadnock Paper Mills will explain.
A short, up-to-date synopsis on how you can make personalized marketing work for you—on any budget—as long as your message is relevant.
Knowing the difference between various file formats can help you and your printer save time. Familiarize yourself with EPS, JPG and GIF files here.
The Business of Print Blogger Mike Philie shares his thoughts on what will be the top printing trends this year.