June 17, 2019
In a crowded business marketplace it’s never been more important to stand out from the crowd than it is these days. Ironically, the growth of new marketing outlets, such as social media, has served to ramp up the volume, style and quality of the promotional materials used to attract new business, attention, or whatever your particular aim happens to be.
It’s not always true that you only have one chance to make an impression, but in business every chance you take costs cold, hard, cash. That’s why you need to concentrate on getting your marketing right first time around, and every time after. The question is – do you, (or any of your current team members) actually know anything about creating useful, (that is, eye catching images and copy which should help convert a good number of browsers to buyers), marketing materials?
If you are all lacking in this department there’s no need to feel bad – nobody can be good at everything, and not all businesses are large enough to employ full time artists or graphic designers. The obvious solution is to outsource marketing materials to those who can fulfil your order properly.
Hiring a top quality business like Little Print to design your marketing materials gives you access to all these benefits, and plenty more. Other benefits include:
– Materials being produced on high quality machinery which means top class results every time.
– Staff who know what they are doing, and take pride in doing it well.
– Set delivery dates you can rely on.
There are plenty of excellent benefits to be had if you choose to hire a printing business to help design marketing material for your business. Why not take it rather than waste time and money on less attractive options?
From tradition to transformation Sequoia Brass & Copper has stood for excellence in American manufacturing. In this episode, we sit down with Kim MacFarlane, President of Sequoia Brass & Copper, to hear the inspiring story of a family-owned company founded by her father, built on craftsmanship, trust, and a relentless commitment to quality. Kim shares how she’s guided the company through the challenges of modern industry while honoring its heritage, and how the next chapter will be carried forward by her son Kyle. This is more than a story of brass and copper; it’s about resilience, innovation, and the enduring strength of family legacy. If you’ve ever wondered how tradition can meet the demands of today’s industry hit play and be inspired.