NextDayFlyers.com Blog

Crystal’s desk at our office has become a shrine to all the weird, cool, and brilliant customers we have at NextDayFlyers; “Sometimes on my break you will find me wandering around our warehouse looking at some of the most cool, awesome, outrageous, interesting, and pretty flyers you will ever see.”

It’s a fun time here at Next Day Flyers. We just opened a second facility on the East Coast and as part of the celebration, we’re offering a giveaway! The prizes up for grabs are Postcard Portfolios.  Each of these portfolios will contain 10 4×6 postcards collated and bound together.  That means you can show [...]

Tuesday, March 6th, 2012 was a great day for NextDayFlyers. It marked the official opening of our new state-of-the-art , sun-powered facility at 435 N. Midland Avenuue in Saddle Brook, New Jersey.

Infograph outlining NextDayFlyers reduced FedEx shipping prices – explaining why customers on the East Coast can now get their prints shipped faster and at a better rate. Discover our will-call location and see how fast it is to pick up prints for customers in theGreater Manhattan area.

Calling all East Coast business professionals, resellers, brokers, and designers!  Our new facility in Saddle Brook, New Jersey is up-and-running and ready to provide customers with reduced shipping and will call pick-up orders. NextDayFlyers has always been the print choice for demanding professionals who need offset quality print products delivered to them in a hurry. The [...]

Saturday, October 22, 2011 9:00AM to 6:00PM
on the campus of the University of Southern California (USC)
Hosted by the Foundation for Second Chances, founded by Melissa Wyatt in December 2004

The ASES National Solar Tour is the world’s largest solar event. This is your chance to tour innovative green homes and buildings to see how you can use solar energy, energy efficiency, and other sustainable technologies to reduce monthly utility bills and help tackle climate change.

Quite a few of our customers are small businesses, entrepreneurs, start-ups, and home-based businesses. Our wide range of marketing tools and affordable prices combined with responsive customer care and rapid turnaround has proven to be a vital part of their operation.

Throughout the year, we ask our customers to learn how we can better serve them and help them operate more efficiently by delivering maximum value. Occasionally, we take the opportunity to shine a spotlight on one of the businesses that orders our products. Here’s one that made us smile.

Ray has been with Next Day Flyers for less than a year but brings a wealth of enthusiasm and experience with him. In his 20+ year career, he has overseen customer care teams and call centers from 20 to 1,200 strong.

Periodically, the NDF Blog offers a look at some of our interesting customers. And while most are companies in the businesses of earning a profit, there are a healthy number of not-for-profit organizations who enjoy our products and services. Here is one of the oldest and largest in the United States: The YMCA – San Diego Region.

Recently, we invited our customers to share their stories with us with the idea of communicating the diverse nature of the people and companies who use our products.

The response has been very rewarding and quite interesting! Here is one of the organizations that come from the realm of the arts.

Wona Womalan West African Drum & Dance Ensemble of Charleston, South Carolina.

Have you ever taken a moment to contemplate the individual characters on a page? They have a personality, and they convey a mood or an emotion.

Each unique typeface provides a tone and an attitude to an otherwise voiceless page. It can shout excitedly, sing sweetly or whisper gently to the reader. And it can put you to sleep or turn your stomach in the hands of an inexperienced designer.

Idea sent in by Rachelle Harding of Redefinedesign.com
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The creative mind, however prolific it may be, can and will on occasion, have a dry spell. Call it writer’s block or burnout – the brain sometimes needs a little help. There’s no shame in resorting to outside help – many of the worlds’ most inventive and creative thinkers had various tricks that came to their rescue from time to time.

A collector at heart and a huge fan of television shows like Antiques Roadshow and Pawn Stars, we are very excited to share the story of a customer located in Southern California that is a veritable cornucopia of collectibles.

Our newest What’s Next article has been submitted by Philip A. Provins, [email protected]

Negative space, in art and graphic design, refers to the area around and between the subject of an image. Negative space becomes apparent when the space around a subject, and not the subject itself, forms an interesting or relevant shape. Often, negative space is used to form the “real” subject of an image.