This election season, it’s time to think beyond yard signs, with innovative print marketing solutions for political campaigns.
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COVID-19 and the Return to Traditional Marketing
COVID-19 calls for innovative marketing, but sometimes “traditional” is the most innovative method of all.
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A Photo Finish: How Finishing Options Influence Your Design
Finishing options can be confusing. This helpful guide will clear the air for aspiring designers.
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Riding the Wave: How to Capitalize on a Returning Economy
While Americans still find themselves in the grips of the COVID-19 pandemic, there’s an inkling of hope that the throttled U.S. economy has begun its recovery. An economic ascent to pre-pandemic levels will take a matter of months, but returning to “business as usual” does seem to be on the mind of most Americans. For…
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Downtown Advertising with Light Pole Banners
The very first light pole banners were hung along Michigan Avenue in Chicago, Illinois in the earliest part of the 1980s. They were a novel idea at the time – the brainchild of veteran and Chicago-area native Emil Harley. By 1982 however, Harley’s design was so popular, his business’ biggest challenge was replacing the many…
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Marketing in the Age of Coronavirus
Tough times call for unique thinking when writing marketing copy. Learn how to write appropriate but effective marketing copy here.
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Keep Customers and Employees Safe with Social Distancing Floor Decals
Social distancing floor decals are a great option for businesses that want to re-open but keep customers and employees safe.
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Marketing to Millennials, Part Four
This is the fourth and final part of our four part series on Marketing to Millennials.
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