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Season’s Greetings from interlinkONE

AuthorPosted by Dateon Wednesday, December 14, 2011 Timeat 2:18 PM Categoriesin Design, Marketing
Valued customers and friends like you are the foundation of our success.
We extend our best wishes for a Happy Holiday season and a New Year of joy, peace and prosperity.
From all of us at interlinkONE
(Scan the QR Code below with your smartphone for a special holiday treat!)
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Make Money on Mobile

AuthorPosted by Dateon Monday, December 12, 2011 Timeat 4:06 PM Categoriesin Business, Technology

Are you looking to grow your business in 2012? The answer is “of course”, right! One way that service provider and marketing agencies will be looking to do that is through mobile marketing solutions. As the number of smartphone and tablet owners continues to rise, companies will seek to increase the money they spend to reach that audience.

If you are looking to get a piece of that growing pool of money, we have a product and program that can help.

Watch this two-minute video for an overview of what iFlyMobi’s White Label Program can do for you:

P.S. If you’d like more information on the White Label program, click here >>

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3 Tips for Succeeding with Direct Mail

AuthorPosted by Dateon Thursday, December 8, 2011 Timeat 6:53 AM Categoriesin Business, Marketing

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One of my favorite people in the print industry, Margie Dana, wrote a fantastic piece this week that was titled “How Direct Mail Packs a Punch in 7 Ways“.

If you are looking for ways to improve your marketing efforts, her article is a must-read. It provides inspiration and incentive for companies to use direct mail to reach their prospects and customers.

If Margie’s post does inspire you, I’d like to share a few tips with you as well. Here they are!

3 Tips for Succeeding with Direct Mail

For companies that run direct mail campaigns, the ability to effectively measure the highs and lows of those campaigns is vital to the success of their advertising as a whole. The following tips will have you well on your way toward making the most out of your company’s direct mail marketing:

  1. Utilize a tracking software system that will measure the statistics of your campaign easily and efficiently:  Yes, there is no denying that it may cost less money to send emails than it does to send direct mail. However, if the act of sending direct mail to your audience could bring you better results, wouldn’t you want to do that? Of course! However, we must put forth the effort to prove that is true.This may primarily mean that we set up our campaigns and landing pages in a way so that direct mail responses are measured differently than responses to your emails, social media posts, or activities on another channel.

    Response mechanisms such as QR Codes and personalized URLs can help us measure direct mail effectiveness as well!

  2. Select a focused audience versus conducting a blind mailing effort, thus increasing the potential for successful contacts: The days of spray-and-pray must be a thing of the past. This is certainly true from a budgetary perspective. But it also should be true from the fact that technology makes it easier than ever to create targeted, personalized materials and by doing so, we can increase our response rates.By segmenting our audiences, we can deliver direct mail pieces that may have text, images, and offers that are relevant to each individual.
  3. Ensure that your direct mail pieces are both informative and aesthetically pleasing: We must never forget marketing fundamentals. Sure, it can be fun to get excited about new marketing channels (i.e. I’m so excited that I can add a PURL to my mailers!) However, we must not neglect putting forth an effort to ensure our direct mail pieces look good and tell a compelling story.

These are just a few of the ways that companies can successfully incorporate direct mail into their marketing mix. If you’d like to learn more or perhaps see how interlinkONE’s software can help you in that regard, click here.

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[Video] John Foley, Jr. Chats About His Trip to Singapore

AuthorPosted by Dateon Wednesday, December 7, 2011 Timeat 9:54 AM Categoriesin Business, Marketing

Our CEO John Foley, Jr. recently had the chance to take the book tour for “Business Transformation: A New Path to Profit for the Printing Industry” to Singapore. While he was there, John conducted seminars to help printers grow their business.

In this video, I had the chance to ask John about his trip there. I hope that you enjoy it!

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Is John Foley, Jr. the Next Mike Wallace?

AuthorPosted by Dateon Tuesday, December 6, 2011 Timeat 7:20 AM Categoriesin Business, Marketing

Over the past few years, I’ve certainly seen my boss, John Foley, Jr., become quite famous throughout the industries that we work in.

He is recognized frequently at the conferences and trade shows that we attend… He has become a highly sought-after public speaker… and he’s appeared on many videos as the person being interviewed.

But recently, he decided to switch roles when it came to being in front of the camera. Yes, he’s still in front of the camera… but this time he decided to play the role of the interviewer. While at the Printing Survivor 2011 conference in Toronto, John sat down with a few of the attendees to get their thoughts on the printing industry.

Here’s the first one that we have published:

In this video, John interviewed Jennifer Gandy of Buskro. They discuss items such as:

  • Printers that are looking to grow their business by diversifying their services
  • The growth of QR Codes and mobile websites
  • Jennifer’s thoughts on the Printing Survivor 2011 conference

Did John do okay as the person asking the questions? Make sure to connect with him on Twitter and let him know :-)

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