Recently updated on November 15th, 2017 at 10:16 pm
From planning sheets and feedback on designs to demographic information that will help you make marketing decisions, these free tools will give you good support.
Category: Marketing Tips
Recently updated on November 7th, 2017 at 12:35 am
As a company you can create a Facebook Fan Page which gives you a platform to interact with, and attract, new customers. Facebook gives you the opportunity to create a community where everyone can post and learn and exchange ideas. The number of people using Facebook is staggering – 400 million plus – which means there is more than something for everyone. If you have a company fan page, but haven’t really developed it yet, here are 10 simple tips to get you going.
Recently updated on November 6th, 2017 at 06:57 pm
Today’s technology means every single customer has a voice – a very loud voice. And what they have to say is likely to be heard round the world. A customer’s complaint today can go on Twitter or Facebook or anywhere else – immediately – to be read by countless people. It’s insanity in today’s tech world to think you can ignore anything negative that people are saying about your brand and not have it impact your business. (Think Toyota). The upside, of course, is that when good things are happening, those positive pats on the back are also there for the world to hear.
Recently updated on February 8th, 2021 at 07:13 pm
Press Releases used to be information communicated straight to the press – information that was “newsworthy.” Now, however, you don’t have to wait for TV Network A to come to you. Any person, or any company, can create an online press release in order to increase brand or product exposure.1 Press releases are a dynamite way to improve your SEO and drive some traffic.
Recently updated on November 5th, 2017 at 11:29 pm
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 spring festival in ancient Greece that was dedicated to Rhea, mother to many deities. The ancient Romans had a holiday that was dedicated to Juno during which mothers usually received gifts. Europe has had a number of long standing traditions where a specific Sunday was set aside to honor mothers such as Mothering Sunday.
Recently updated on November 10th, 2017 at 07:33 pm
The demand for fresh content is growing because, in essence, people, and search engines love it. In today’s market, companies need copy not only for their websites, printed promotions, email campaigns, and press releases, but for Twitter, Facebook, blogs…and on and on into the night. It seems every day there’s a new social media something we’re supposed to check out and incorporate into our marketing mix. And with Google social search now live it’s more important than ever to provide a steady stream of unique, interesting copy, that begs to be read. This is not easy to accomplish and requires innovation and nose to the grindstone. But to help speed up the process for you, here is a list of copy strategies that you need to make sure you hit while you go through the writing process.
Recently updated on December 13th, 2010 at 06:34 pm
In celebration of Earth Day here at Next Day Flyers we’re working behind the scenes to make the world more Earth Friendly. For instance, we’ll soon be using sources that offer more recycled paper. Our mailing service will also help you eliminate duplications and inactive addresses so your mailing list is clean and green. And for a long time we’ve been using UV coating that is solvent free. Our excess paper waste is recycled – not incinerated or dumped in a landfill. Plus we offer our customers easy online ordering and proofing.
Recently updated on October 19th, 2017 at 11:20 pm
Earth Day began in 1970 as an annual celebration of the environment and as a time to assess what we still need to do to protect the natural resources of our planet.1 And though awareness has grown, no one would argue that we have a long way to go.