Looking around, most companies are making the same claims these days. They offer great products at great prices. What sets you apart? This is where customer experience (CX) becomes so important. Customer experience is more than customer service. It’s everything about how people experience your company, from the direct mail pieces you send to how you handle returns.
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5 Tips for Logo Redesign
Did you notice when Angie’s List dropped the “list” and “e” from its name and became simply Angi? After 20 years as America’s “go-to” place for finding home contractors, the company spent millions on a rebrand, including a new logo. With the company offering more than just lists, it was time. The new logo reflects that.
Got the Latest Marketing Lingo?
Are you hearing a lot of new marketing terms lately? Drip marketing, engagement marketing, loyalty marketing, trigger, and omnichannel marketing. What do these terms mean? Whether you are doing print or digital marketing, these concepts are essential to understand. Let’s look at these five common marketing terms and what they mean to you.
UV Coating: There Is Nothing Else Like It
Some print pieces stand out from all of the others. Maybe the color is more brilliant. Maybe the gloss has a shine that catches your eye. Or perhaps it’s the reverse—the piece has a luxurious matte finish but with brilliant accents that you can’t seem to look away from.
Why Aren’t Businesses Taking Advantage of Personalization?
We all know that personalization drives results, but what do consumers really want? And does personalization impact all consumers equally?
According to InfoTrends, consumers respond strongly to personalized mail. The research firm found that 84% of consumers say that personalization makes them “much more likely” or “somewhat more likely” to open mail. Yet businesses are not using this to their advantage. How do we know? Because these same consumers say they “rarely” or “infrequently” receive personalized mail.
Got Leave-Behinds? Here Are Three “Must Haves”
When you conclude any important sales meeting, you want to leave more than a good impression. You want to leave behind materials that will continue to sell your company and your products long after you’re gone. Let’s look at three great leave-behinds to leave behind.