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This is a great suggestion from Rachelle Harding because in just 16 weeks, the holidays of December will be upon us. When your business sends out holiday greeting cards to clients and maybe even prospects, it helps create a little bit of a relationship.

It helps differentiate your company from those that ignore the holidays. And companies of every size need a competitive edge to survive in these challenging economic times.

As social media platforms become more crowded, it makes it harder and harder to get the attention of your potential customers. Use these tips to give your message a boost.

Here are some juicy tips and bits to start your 2011 marketing out with a bang.

Starting a New Year is the perfect opportunity to revisit, revise, and renew your annual marketing plan so it’s up to date. Here are tips and resources to make your marketing strategy renewal just a little easier, along with some 2011 trends you should be aware of when reviewing your plans.

Suggest a topic and you could win a $50 printing credit. Our newest winner is Christine Maziarz and her suggestion for the Best Quirky Holidays to Market towards!

As you continue to develop your copy for the 2010 holiday season and fine tuning your last minute campaigns, keep the following tips in mind to help your small business make the most of the consumer spending season.

According to comScore, holiday spending is up 13% for November-December this year as compared to last year.  And Black Friday (November 26) was the heaviest online spending day in 2010. So, if you haven’t yet amped up your online marketing, it’s time to do so.

Last Minute Thanksgiving Marketing Tips and Bits Stuff Your Customers and Employees with Thanks! This Thanksgiving don’t forget to thank your customers and your employees in some way.

Subject Lines for the Season The Holidays are fast approaching and we all know what’s coming. Our inboxes are going to be flooded with emails – so many emails offering so many deals and so little time. So how do you stand out from the crowd and earn a spot on the “opens” list?

Last Minute Halloween Marketing & Goulishness Even if you don’t believe in the concept of having kids go door to door so they can get all cranked up on sugar, Halloween marks the true seasonal beginning of the holiday spending season for businesses.

A little economic stress doesn’t mean you can’t have fun – and success – this holiday marketing season. When you’re developing your seasonal marketing plan for this year, think convenience and bargains for your customers. The economy has made some people a bit more stressed out than usual, so the easier you can make it [...]

Google research shows that consumers are feeling pretty good about the upcoming 2010 holiday season and at this point last year 44% of consumers had already started their holiday shopping.1 It does seem that the push for holiday sales comes earlier each year, and you may not be personally thrilled to see Christmas ornaments for [...]

Mother's Day is certainly a large holiday as far as marketing is concerned but, believe it or not, it was not invented by retailers. In fact, Mother's Day celebrations have been going on in one form or another, for a very long time. One of the earliest celebrations (that we know of) was the annual [...]

The history of St. Patrick’s Day, like many holidays, is filled with many stories, some true, some not, and some with a wee bit of magic. St. Patrick’s Day has been celebrated by the Irish as a religious holiday for more than a thousand years. Interestingly, there is no particular evidence that Patrick came from [...]

Here are 14 affordable Valentine graphics that you can use for a Postcard, Greeting Card, or any other marketing piece for this years campaign.