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Digg it UP - Launch a Print Mailout
Early in a worker's career, he or she normally moves among jobs fairly regularly, picking up new experience and technologies and figuring out what she enjoys doing. Think of this as the "dating" stage, when every job brings exciting new possibilities and challenges and it's always worth looking to see what's over the next hill.But in the middle of her career, the job-hopping beco
1. Using relatively inexpensive plain envelopes.
2. A clean "no labels" envelope.
3. Being able to include the company logo and tagline on the envelope for further branding.
4. A
Most people in the auto sector realize that there is a shortage of auto technicians and mechanics in the United States of America and by 2007 they are expecting the total to be over 188,000 workers that they are short. There are many employment opportunities and career paths in the auto services industry. But if you are not one who wants to sit in a shop all day and turn a wrench perha
Using Microsoft Word's mail merge Wizard for envelopes (select Tools - Letters and Mailings... - Mail Merge Wizard then select Envelopes) I used the Business Contact records that had been previously entered into Business Contact Manager for Outlook 2003 as the source file for each of the recipient's mailing details. The steps in creating the envelope mail merge are very similar to those described in Stage 3 of the Building a Database article. By adopting this approach to our envelopes we benefited by:
1. Using relatively inexpensive plain envelopes.
2. A clean "no labels" envelope.
3. Being able to include the company logo and tagline on the envelope for further branding.
4. Av
Mark Twain sagely noted that “The difference between the right word and the almost right word is the difference between the lightning and the lightning bug.”Choosing the right words is essential for crafting professional business communications. Would you be satisfied with almost closing a sale or almost getting a promotion? Do your marketing materials urge customers to almos
Using Microsoft Word's mail merge Wizard for envelopes (select Tools - Letters and Mailings... - Mail Merge Wizard then select Envelopes) I used the Business Contact records that had been previously entered into Business Contact Manager for Outlook 2003 as the source file for each of the recipient's mailing details. The steps in creating the envelope mail merge are very similar to those described in Stage 3 of the Building a Database article. By adopting this approach to our envelopes we benefited by:
1. Using relatively inexpensive plain envelopes.
2. A clean "no labels" envelope.
3. Being able to include the company logo and tagline on the envelope for further branding.
4. A
Some corporations may elect to be treated as S corporations. This election affects the corporation's federal taxation. In its website, the IRS states: "Electing to be treated as an S corporation allows income to flow through the corporation without being taxed until it is claimed as income by the shareholders. This avoids double taxation of corporate income."In order to qualify
1. Using relatively inexpensive plain envelopes.
2. A clean "no labels" envelope.
3. Being able to include the company logo and tagline on the envelope for further branding.
4. A
Customer support is the core of almost every business. It is through this process that customers and clients are won and retained. But what exactly is it, and how can effective use help your company grow? Read on to find out.Customer support 101Customer support refers to the processes that involve the development and delivery of customer support services that include insta
1. Using relatively inexpensive plain envelopes.
2. A clean "no labels" envelope.
3. Being able to include the company logo and tagline on the envelope for further branding.
4. A
If you own a small business no doubt you have either thought of or been approached by someone offering to do sales for you. Generally these folks will work for commission and expenses and sometimes land your company some big deals. Of course you know that they will be representing your company and they need a little bit of knowledge about how it all works, what your services can or cann
1. Using relatively inexpensive plain envelopes.
2. A clean "no labels" envelope.
3. Being able to include the company logo and tagline on the envelope for further branding.
4. Avoiding the need to waste time sticking address labels to envelopes.
Once the envelopes had been fed through and printed on the front, I set up a small envelope-sized template for the envelope reverse-side. This only included a small company logo, tagline underneath and a return address. Everything, from starting the mail merge through to printing the last envelope (both sides) took 15 minutes.
Postcards into the envelopes and up to the local post office for dispatch. Now it's a case of waiting a while before following up with a phone call. But there are other things I'll be doing over the next couple of weeks before I bring the campaign to a close.
Printing tip One of the things I've picked up over the years by means of trial-and-error and talking to experts in the desktop printer market is to be careful about your choice of media - inks and papers. Professional printing houses use pigment-based i
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