NextPage, formerly Mail Print, a full-service printing and direct marketing company, is nearly doubling its Kansas City, Missouri facility from 40,000 square feet to 70,000 square feet in the Hunt Midwest Subtropolis located in the northeast region of Kansas City. The expansion is designed to support the merger completed earlier this year with Graphic Services Printing...
In his new book Digital Disruption, James McQuivey, a Forrester principal analyst, explains that technological advances are creating opportunities for more people to meet more customer needs than ever before at lower costs– and that is the essence of digital disruption. While some businesses have been digitally disrupted, the ones listed below have been completely transformed...
Mail Print (now NextPage) earned five AMBIT awards at the Kansas City Direct Marketing Association dinner March 2013 because we know how to generate financially imperative results. We are proud to be a fifth-year, multiple award recipient for generating measurable, quantifiable results consistently. Mail Print earned four AMBITS in 2012, four in 2011, three AMBITS in 2010, and four...
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, static, soon-to-be-tossed collateral pieces, and one-way, non-triggered communication. The spoilage and fallout of living to extremes...
As the economy shows signs of shifting in a more positive direction, many companies are revisiting direct marketing programs that were profitable years ago, but were cut during the height of the recession to reduce marketing budgets. Contrary to the boom years, most marketers are cost cautious these days when setting up programs. We are...
