As you may know, our digital printing department continues to provide you with exceptional quality, quick turnaround, and very reasonable pricing.

Many of you have taken advantage of Triangle’s variable data printing services in the past. As you begin to plan for 2011, let us help you take your VDP marketing to the next level and help your marketing dollars go further.

By implementing features such as personalized URLs (custom landing pages on the web for each of your customers), email campaigns, direct mail, and QR codes, you can reach out to your customers from multiple channels and gather all of your responses and contact information in one convenient report. This real-time feedback allows you to see who is responding and through which marketing channels. Gathering and analyzing this information gives you the opportunity to better allocate your marketing funds and get the best ROI (return on investment).

Triangle’s team of marketing consultants can help you create powerful marketing campaigns that generate results. Make your job easier by letting Triangle bring its full spectrum of services to you. In addition to the creative and marketing services we provide, we can also print and mail your marketing materials right from our door. One phone call, zero headaches.

Schedule an appointment with our marketing staff today and take your campaigns to an exciting new level. As your trusted marketing resource, we look forward to showing you in 2011 how to optimize your direct mail results. Call 847.675.3700.

Why print in this digital world? Because as The Print Council puts it “Print is for Keeps.” The quote below was pulled from The Print Council’s informational materials found on their website http://theprintcouncil.org

“In action, print’s durability has a positive impact on every message it touches. It says: Your message is significant. That you cared enough to put it on paper. That you are authentic rather than virtual, and you will be there when we need you.

A Magazine Publisher’s of America survey found that 24% of readers typically pass an article along to someone else, 23% save the article for future reference, and 13% visit a related website.”