by NextPage | Jun 5, 2012 | Blog, DIRECT MAIL, DIRECT MARKETING, MULTI-CHANNEL MARKETING, VARIABLE DATA PRINTING
The 1980s Australian band, INXS (pronounced “in excess”) has yet to retire though critics plea that they reconsider. The band’s name summarizes the excesses of that period, which include plenty of waste in the marketing industry — mass mailings, print overruns,...
by NextPage | May 15, 2012 | Blog, EMAIL MARKETING
Sending prospects or customers emails is relatively cheap, easy, and speedy. So it’s no wonder more than 89.2% of marketing managers say email remains as important or more important in their overall marketing strategy compared to two years ago, according to...
by NextPage | Apr 3, 2012 | Blog, DATABASE MARKETING, VARIABLE DATA PRINTING
**This is a re-post from NextPage’s early days of blogging (way back when we were Mail Print!). Our readership has grown quite a bit since then, so we wanted to resurrect an early post. Enjoy! Using the recipient’s name is an easy way to make your direct mail and...
by NextPage | Mar 6, 2012 | Blog, DIRECT MARKETING, PERSONALIZED URLS
If we’ve learned anything in the past few years, it’s to give away information to nurture relationships. E-books, whitepapers, and reports have become a standard carrot on blog and website menus. Any successful company has a content-rich digital presence with a highly...
by NextPage | Jan 3, 2012 | Blog, EMAIL MARKETING
Flash mobs are unexpected, irresistible, and often historic if they go viral on You Tube. Chief Marketing Officers should aspire for the same traits in their email campaigns. Harper’s Magazine’s editor Bill Wasik invented flash mobs as an experiment about social...