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Andrew Michaels's Articles in Business

  • Why You Need a Marketing Calendar
    It’s never too early to start planning your marketing calendar for the next year.
  • Customize Your Catalogs
    How much control do you have over your catalogs? Do you pay attention to where everything is going in them, what products are featured on what page along with how large the advertisements are? Do you track all of your sales in order to help redesign your catalogs to better serve your customers?
  • Power of Appearance
    People put a lot of stock into appearances. When you first look at a person you’re going to be forming opinions about them, and in the business world this is even truer of a statement.
  • How to Design a Poster that Works for You
    To be sure you have an effective poster that people understand, you need to do some planning first.
  • Find Your Niche
    Even the largest company has some form of target market.
  • Choosing the Right Advertising Outlet
    So, are you taking advantage of the places most consumers look for guidance on available products? Here are a few of your best options:
  • Direct Mail Benefits
    It may be hard to believe nowadays, but there’s a lot more to marketing than the Internet. Offline marketing techniques still work, and work well. Direct mail still especially works well, according to a survey by Universal McCann, who found that direct mail spending has kept climbing in recent years by about 8% per year.
  • The Five Characteristics of a Good Poster
    A poster that is missing any of these characteristics is likely to underwhelm you with its performance. Keep these five characteristics in mind as you design your next poster printing project.
  • Take Advantage of the Wait
    It often seems like this world is filled with non-stop waiting. I go to the store only to wait in line. I go to the dentist, the doctor, the mechanic, and I have to expect at least a half-hour or more of my time spent waiting around.
  • 7 Key Advertising Materials
    Here is a rundown of 7 of the most popular advertising items and how they can help your business.
  • Postcard Marketing Ideas
    But finding ways to incorporate a postcard printing project into your marketing strategy can sometimes be very difficult. Here are some ideas.
  • How to Treat Your Customers So They’ll Keep Coming Back
    Read on for pointers on how to treat “your people” that will keep customers coming back for more:
  • Get Your Referrals Going
    You want people to only say positive things when it comes to talking about you. This isn’t just about them being happy with your services, either. When someone really enjoys a company they’ll be inclined to tell their friends and family about it as well.
  • Design Tips for Advertising Posters
    Here are some design tips for your poster printing campaign:
  • Using Your Business Cards Effectively
    Business cards are a part of every businessperson’s marketing repertoire. However, with virtually everyone having a business card, you have to do some work to make yours stand out and produce profits for your company. Here are some tips to help you make that happen:
  • Cutting Catalog Costs
    Let’s say your company has a history of using catalog printing to send out a monthly, or perhaps yearly catalog. The problem comes along when business is down during one period or another and you don’t want to spend the same money you had before to get those catalogs out there.
  • What Makes You Different?
    You can’t get away from competition.
  • You Have to Spend Time to Make Money
    We all know the old claim that you have to spend money to make money, and it’s still going to be true, but too many people take it a little too much to heart.
  • Don’t Fear the Poster
    There are a few simple things to keep in mind that can help you design and deploy a winning poster campaign.
  • Advertising From the Beginning
    Positioning Started When You Said Hello and Shook a Hand
  • Eight Unique Business Card Trends
    No self respecting businessperson carries around boring, black and white business cards anymore. Those relics belong in an “expired marketing idea” museum somewhere. These days, business cards are colorful, vibrant, and unconventional.
  • Do You Need a Unique Business Card?
    With the rise of printing technology comes the rise in a person’s ability to make their business cards truly unique. You can have your card printed on all sorts of different surfaces and place any number of images on it.
  • Make Your Designs Great
    No matter how great a product is it will need some help to get the sales it deserves. Few products are so sought after that people will buy them no matter what the advertising is like for them.
  • The Incredible (but True) Story of Flyers
    Let me share with you my point of view as an advertising aware consumer to help you get the most of your flyer printing.
  • Making a Difference
    There’s nothing new under the sun, they say. Maybe they’re right. Regardless of field, most products can be broken down into a handful of categories that encompass groups of like products.
  • Do Not Ignore the Good Old Mail
    In today’s e-mail world many are ignoring proven traditional modes of delivery. Direct mail presents a great way to deliver a custom tailored message to a niche audience. The growing popularity and consequent cost of online advertising has now made direct mail quite competitive in terms of ROI.
  • Selling Life
    Its easy to get wrapped up in the sort of short sighted thinking that dictates marketing focus solely on selling products. That, of course, is what you’re shooting for in the short term. A broader based view of marketing will tell you that it is equally about selling an image and a lifestyle.
  • Inexpensive Marketing Tactics
    If you think your budget just isn’t big enough to market all year long, try reworking it with these inexpensive ideas for marketing – you’ll probably have more than enough money in your budget to include many of these in your marketing plan.
  • How to Create an Engaging Brand
    What do people think of when they hear your company’s name or see your logo? If you don’t know and people you ask don’t know what you’re about, it’s time to update your brand.
  • Tips To Build Client Relationships
    Your product's brand is its reputation and personality all rolled into one. Branding is critical to any successful marketing effort.
  • How to Run a Marketing Focus Group
    Done correctly, focus groups can help you market and grow your business.
  • Illuminating Ad Design
    A lot of times, pundits like myself will spout off at the mouth with sage advice about how amazing and utilitarian color printing is and it can solve all of your business woes (don’t fret, it still can). But we are far to often remiss in our duties and omit the basic ins and outs of how to effectively put it into action for your business.
  • Know Who You Are Writing To
    I always hate it when I pick up a business brochure and I can’t tell who the person who wrote it was trying to sell to. Half the time it almost looks like they were writing to themselves more than they were writing to the potential customer.
  • Why It’s Good to Keep in Touch with Customers
    There are basic steps you can take to instill the importance of follow through in your sales staff.
  • The Right Way to Do Business Cards
    Because everyone has a business card, it doesn’t really matter what yours looks like, so long as you have one, right? After all, what do people really expect from a business card? The only purpose of it is to get people to remember who you are, so just putting your company name on it is more than enough.
  • What is Your Call For Action?
    Every advertisement needs to have one, but a lot of companies forget about this important step. What action is your advertisement calling for people to do?
  • How to Save Money When Printing Catalogs
    If you’ve never printed a catalog or used booklet printing in your marketing materials, you need to know some basics before you start using them.
  • Target Smaller Groups, Make Bigger Sales
    There is an old saying that if one attempts to be everything, then he ends up being nothing. This cliché has merit when it comes to a company's strategic marketing plan. If you cast a wide net it is often likely to come back empty. When one employs a more focused strategy the results are a hearty catch.
  • The Need for Advertising
    There seems to be a trend among a lot of smaller business owners that they don’t really need to advertise. After all, the job they do is good, and word of mouth will be able to do all the advertising they need for free.
  • Grab Their Attention and Keep It
    How many people are really looking at your posters? Are you giving them something they just can’t help but stop to look at? Is your writing so strong that once you have their attention they gladly let you keep it until they’re done reading everything you have to say
  • The Formula for a Great Brochure
    Brochure printing acts as a good way for companies to get a lot of information about themselves directly to their customers.
  • Reel Them in With Laughter
    Here are some tips to create a winning humorous ad:
  • Tired of That Tired Old Brochure?
    The difference between a space filler and an advertising dynamo is care in design, so don’t let your brochures become tired and stale. Consider some of the following ideas when planning your brochure printing.
  • Are You Treating Your Customers Right?
    What is it that you expect from a store when you first walk in? What kind of service are you expecting to get and what kind of product do you expect to walk away with?
  • Watch The Cash Pour in With These Marketing Pointers
    Here are a few of the best marketing pointers to get you on your way to producing more leads and more profits today.
  • Beware of Running Ads Too Often
    Even if you are distributing simple ads like night club flyers or postcards, you need to pay attention to the frequency that you send the ads in order to avoid advertising wear out.
  • Getting the Most from Your Tradeshows
    "The first reaction most companies have to any kind of perceived or actual economic uncertainty is to start slashing budgets. Certain areas are going to be more likely to be cut than others, and are usually in the area of marketing or proper training, especially in relation to tradeshow appearances.
  • Stretch Your Marketing Budget
    If you think you have to have a multi-million- or multi-thousand-dollar marketing budget to draw in customers, think again. Yes, you do have to spend some money – marketing is an investment. You just need to make smart marketing decisions and make the most of your marketing budget, whatever it may be.
  • Plan Out Your Binding
    Before you send those booklets to the printer, stop to ask yourself if you’ve put any consideration to the binding.
  • Business Cards: A Powerful Tool
    There are many different ways a company can use a business card as a successful marketing tool. Quite often people think that the only thing they can use business card printing for is to make a basic card with their name and contact information on it. The truth is a business card can serve many different functions if handled right.
  • The Power of the Business Card
    The truth is there are a lot of finer details to making a really good business card. Let’s go over some of the issues to look at when you start your business card printing.
  • Keep in Touch with your Customers
    Have you ever lost touch with an old friend? At first, you talk to each other regularly, through email or on the phone. After a while, the phone calls stop, and the emails become less regular. A few months later, and even the emails come to a halt. Eventually, you stop thinking about that old friend. You did not keep in touch, so the friendship suffered.
  • Breathing Life into Your Business Card
    In some regards it’s best to pay attention to what everyone else is doing to see what works. This is true when it comes to the idea of using business card printing. Who doesn’t have a business card, right? Every successful business is likely to have a business card ready to hand to someone, so shouldn’t you have one too?
  • Cultivating Loyal Customers for Your Business
    There are many, many different components that go into your company’s advertising campaign. You probably run ads in newspapers, perhaps even in consumer magazines. If you have a relatively large advertising budget, you might record radio ads or, if you are really fortunate, television ads. You probably also send out literature to past customers or prospective customers. All of these components work together towards one goal: getting more customers and, thus, increasing sales.
  • Figuring Out What Works
    Every business is going to need a marketing strategy if it wants to survive. I can't think of very many things more important than getting your name out there. A good product sells the best when combined with an effective means of getting the product into people's lives.
  • Getting Crazy With Your Business Cards
    I am a freelance writer, which is just a fancy way of saying that I need all the help I can get when it comes to finding work. I do not limit myself to asking established companies for an assignment; I ask almost everyone I meet if they need any writing done. My biggest tool in that quest is my business card.
  • Getting Lost Can Be Great For Business
    You’ve probably heard the phrase, “think outside the box.” What does that mean? What is this box that people are talking about, and how can you think “inside” of it, much less “outside” of it?
  • Jumpstart Your Product’s Debut With Color
    Too many businesses, when starting up, make the mistake of cutting costs by having their literature printed in black and white, either by a less-than-reliable printing company, or by doing it themselves.

    That is a big mistake.
  • Getting to Know Your Customers
    "If it feels like your advertising efforts are not being effective, it may be because you are not targeting the right people. You should be targeting people who are just
    like those reliable customers that you have. You know they like your product or service, so people like them probably will, too.
    "
  • Sell Through Information
    Printing business brochures and newsletters acts as an effective method of creating that personable feel. No one likes the idea of the cold, emotionless corporate machine that cares about nothing but the almighty dollar.

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