Once a curious little square tucked onto packaging and posters, QR codes gained traction during COVID and have become one of the most versatile tools in marketing today.

For growing businesses, postcards have long been a reliable and cost-effective marketing tool. They offer the promotional punch of direct mail without the expense of envelope packages, making them especially appealing for companies that want measurable results with a graphic edge while on a budget.

Colin Wheildon’s Research on “How Typography and Design can get your Message Across—or get in the Way” shows that typography and design choices directly affect readability and comprehension and are still relevant today.

In the ever-evolving landscape of marketing and communication, certain headline approaches endure, continuing to captivate audiences with their clarity, urgency, and resonance.

Quick Response (QR) codes have become a powerful bridge between print and digital, offering customers a quick way to access more information, promotions, and interactive experiences right from their mobile phones.

If you're using Canva to design your projects, this step-by-step guide will help you create a PDF that meets professional printing standards. Follow the simple instructions below to ensure your files are set up correctly and avoid delays, rework, or added cost.

Good design does more than look great. It plays a vital role in how a message is received, understood, and acted upon. Especially in direct mail and print marketing, strong visuals can pull readers in, guide their focus, and push them to respond.

A Creative Brief is the foundation of any successful marketing campaign. It outlines the strategy, defines clear goals, and keeps every team member aligned. When done right, it eliminates confusion, speeds up production, and helps avoid wasted time and budget.

Paper can be tricky—especially when you’re faced with terms like pounds and points.

5 pointers from author Robert Boduch on how to maximize the impact of your headlines

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"Drip” marketing is the art of keeping your name and offers bright in the minds of your customers and known sales prospects.

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A picture is worth a thousand words, they say. But all pictures are not created equal. Depending on what you are trying to communicate,...

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Here are 9 tips from Ted Kikoler for Making Graphics Sell: Zoom in on the product Use large-as-possible photos and illustrations Crop...

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If your advertising’s readers do not believe what you say, you have wasted your marketing dollars — plus reinforcing your audience’s...

K*I*S*S — “Keep It Simple, Stupid” — long have been watchwords in direct mail. Now, research by Daniel M. Oppenheimer, a Princeton...