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One of NextDayFlyers’ core company values is to build lasting relationships. We do this by providing a customized and flexible service that adapts to each client’s needs. We interviewed Heather McKeon, the Marketing Director of Gringo’s Mexican Kitchen and asked her about some of the challenges she faced when choosing a print partner. The following [...]

Don’t know what paper to use for your printing? Not sure what all the substrates sizes are? Take a look at our a handy paper types infographic to use as a reference for all your print projects.

At NextDayFlyers we offer products and services for both Traditional (bulk mail) and EDDM (Every Door Direct Mail). We have created an infographic to help customers choose the service that’s right for their type of business.

Confidence in the housing market is coming back. Take L.A. and Orange County areas as examples: although housing inventories are relatively low, the demand for homes are running high. And home prices around the country have been on a steady increase. If you’re a realtor, it’s the perfect time to seize the opportunity and make sure all your marketing materials are in tip-top shape.
Here are ways to give your business a boost while the market is hot.

When it came to paper products, wedding invitations were more commonly used by privileged members of society who could afford fancy engraved stationery. Shortly after World War II, affordable mass-produced wedding stationery allowed everyone to incorporate high-society etiquette into their events. Today, invitations are the No. 1 wedding item shopped for online by brides, and they account for just under one third of online wedding-related purchases.

I’d like to use this blog post to celebrate some fantastic design work within the spiritual community and to inspire church leaders and marketers to create something exceptional themselves.

The impact of your brochure has to be immediate if it is going to capture the interest of the customer. You have to offer something valuable to the customer to make them look inside. Here’s 10 tips on creating a better brochure message and design.

The business world is full of companies that, whether they want to or not, must compete with one another for every client and dollar.

Consumers who are looking for something to do on the weekend, during holidays or even after work certainly have no shortage of things to choose from.

Running a non-profit campaign is slightly different than running a traditional advertising campaign because the nature of the cause compels people to become more interested.

Lots of companies, entrepreneurs and self-employed professionals use brochures to advertise their products or services and to provide a visually engaging and enjoyable read for customers and prospects.

Most savvy business owners recognize the importance of print within their overall marketing strategies, but where many of them trip up is in deciding which materials – brochures, flyers, posters or direct mail postcards – are the most effective for their specific market needs.

To commemorate the 150th anniversary of the start of the American Civil War, the Alabama state tourism agency has begun a campaign to promote the historical and cultural significance of the Heart of Dixie.

Many corporations create brochures to offer potential customers and clients as reading material.

To some, brochures may seem like an archaic marketing technique.