Weekly Round-Up: 10 Bulletin Ideas, Mother’s Day Cards, EDDM, & More!
by Chelsea Camper | Last Updated February 26, 2020Here’s a round-up of some popular posts and interesting articles we talked about this week (plus a sneak peek of what’s coming up next week!) in a brief, easy to digest post.
Monday
- 10 Ways to Use a Blank Bulletin with a Tear Off Stub. How can many ways can you use a blank bulletin with a tear of stub? Here’s 10, what else can you think of?
- Three Ways to Use QR Codes for Business. Check out these three creative ways you can use QR Codes in your marketing strategy.
Tuesday
- Streamline Your Order Fulfillment: Simplify. For May we’re going to have a series about Order Fulfillment! It’ll appear every Tuesday until the 29th. To start things off let’s talk about making your Order Fulfillment process simpler.
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Tag of the Week: So Many Bar Codes So Little Time. Check out this AWESOME QR Code art for a painting company!
Wednesday
- How To Make Your Own Every Door Direct Mailers. Here’s a detailed, step by step tutorial on how to design and print your own Every Door Direct Mailers…complete with screen shots!
- Real Estate Agent Marketing Tools: Social Media vs. Direct Mail. Which is best for a real estate agent? Social Media or Direct Mail?
Thursday
- 2×1 Labels for Multi-Part Shipping. Ready to start reducing your shipping errors? Start here.
- Log onto Twitter and let us know how you plan to get the word out about your business this Spring!
What are your #Spring #Marketing plans this year?
— BurrisComputerForms (@pcforms) May 3, 2012
Friday
- How To Print Your Own Mother’s Day Cards. It’s almost Mother’s Day! Are you ready? Do you have enough cards?
- Sweet! Qkies are edible QR codes. Cookies with QR Codes on them! Perfect for your next PR arrangement…as long as you don’t mind paying shipping from England.
Next Week!
Coming up next week we’ll talk about retailer marketing, order fulfillment, bulk postcards, and more!
What would you like to talk about next week?
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