Weekly Round-Up: Design Your Own Bookmarks, Direct Mail Campaigning, & More
by Chelsea Camper | Last Updated August 16, 2021Here’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
- How To Design and Print Your Own Bookmarks. Bookmarks can be a great tool in your marketing strategy. Learn how you can print your own bookmarks!
- Malicious QR Codes: A Mobile Security Blind Spot. As with any new piece of technology there can be some security risks with QR Codes. Make sure you scan safely!
Tuesday
- Streamline your order fulfillment: Combine. For an army of one, a great way to streamline your order fulfillment is to combine all of your shipping forms onto one sheet of paper.
- 2012 Outlook for Retail: Mobility and Social Networks Key . What does 2012 look like for Retail businesses? Find out what Will Roche (Sr. VP at Raymark) predicts.
Wednesday
- 6 Ways Your Direct Mail Campaign Can Flop and How to Avoid Them. Make sure you campaign doesn’t flop! Check out these 6 ways to avoid common Direct Mail Campaign Errors.
- How Not to Be a Spammer When Marketing Your Business. Email Marketing? Make sure you don’t fall into the Spammer Hole!
Thursday
- Advertising with TriFold Mailers Can Help Promote Your Business. Looking for a way to get a lot of information out to customers and potential customers in an orderly fashion? Try TriFolds!
Friday
- Can You Print Your Own FedEx Shipping Label? The answer is yes, yes you can. Check out this post for some great print your own tips about shipping labels for most major carriers.
- 20 ways to use QR codes correctly. Get inspired by these creative, but effective uses of QR Codes.
Next Week!
Next week we’ll talk about print your own photographs on postcards, what materials can be recycled, and we’ll talk more about Order Fulfillment.
What would you like to talk about next week?
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