Comments on: Print Marketing Remains Vital to Your Business

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By: ajrosscreative

ajrosscreative — Fri, 31 Jul 2009 15:18:24 +0000

Thank you as well Jay. It is a common shared feeling by what I dare to say is all in our industry. But getting clients to believe this is good advice and not self serving to our creative budgets is a difficult task. We’ve had some success with clients believing us based on long term relationships and the ones that have are doing well in this market.

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ajrosscreative — Fri, 31 Jul 2009 15:03:47 +0000

Thanks for you input. Your comments are very appreciated.
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By: Jay Walden, President, Renaissance Creative Media, Inc.

Jay Walden, President, Renaissance Creative Media, Inc. — Fri, 19 Jun 2009 06:45:06 +0000

In the current business climate, my company, like many others in the graphic design/advertising/marketing industry, is experiencing “hesitations” (I say that diplomatically) on the parts of both existing and prospective clients, to appropriate budget funding for sufficiently-effective self marketing (not the least of which relates to print media). The “WISE”, I believe, would take advantage of this economic downturn (whereby their competitors have tucked their tails) and work to promote themselves vociferously – and PROFESSIONALLY – so as to be first in the consumer’s mind when the economy does in fact turn favorably (as it most certainly will, in time). As such, though, convincing reluctant companies to be “wise” under these circumstances has now often become “ITEM #1″ – a necessary (and even distracting, at times) addition to what can already be an intense business workflow in our industry.

Ok…. So, I’m preaching to the choir here.

My point: I think that the above article can help to serve as support and substantiation to our own efforts as we seek to ingrain and solidify a thought process, in the minds of our existing (and prospective) clients, which makes clear that: continued, uninterrupted, and professionally-produced marketing (print, in this case) does, in fact, remain vital to their business.

To that end, thank you. And I will refer others to this page.

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By: Brochure Printing

Brochure Printing — Tue, 14 Apr 2009 06:59:54 +0000

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