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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 [...]

The fastest way to our hearts is through our stomachs.Many marketing people are fully aware of this fact and have created business cards, letterheads, flyers, etc, that can be eaten!!? To celebrate thanksgiving, here is a top 15 list of edible marketing products:

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In an effort to further boost direct mail revenue, the U.S. Postal Service has launched a new campaign that allows businesses to efficiently contact local businesses without having to rent or purchase mailing lists.

After consistent declines during the recession, the use of direct mail by businesses and marketing professionals is on the rise.

The U.S. Postal Service is moving to promote its services and the role of direct mail in businesses’ marketing strategies.

Trade association FESPA released a report this week titled “Who Said Print Was Dead?”

Because digital media is a fairly young communications channel, it is often interpreted that content should be delivered in much the same manner as it would be for print.

The rapid growth of cloud computing has allowed businesses and professionals to access their data and work-related information through the web.

The United States Postal Service is pulling out all the stops to convince business leaders and advertisers that direct print mail marketing is an untapped and enormously effective promotional channel.

The U.S. Postal Service is reminding the public of the effectiveness of direct mail marketing strategies with a new award that was given to Ohio-based branding firm Mlicki.

A survey released Tuesday by Capital One finds small businesses in the first quarter of this year were more optimistic about economic conditions.

While economic recoveries are almost always painstakingly slow, this one has been especially difficult.

The Print Industries Market Information and Research Organization released a report Friday, producing an image of a strong print market with specific promise in the areas of direct mail, catalogs, flyers and inserts.

One of the biggest challenges facing the printing industry – or really any market for that matter – is the rising pressure from both consumers and government agencies to “go green,” or adopt more efficient environmental policies.