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Many people don’t consider logos when they think about churches, but even for these nonprofit, faith-based organizations, branding is important. We live in an increasingly secular society where people are searching for spirituality and a way ...

Envelopes have a storied history almost as long as the idea of letter-carrying itself. In the United States, envelope history is entwined with such landmark cultural events as the Civil War, the second Industrial Revolution and ...

Those touting the death of email are being myopic at best and fraudulent at worst. These discussions mimic the popular “x is the new y” mindset that dismissed direct mail, which is still very much alive ...

Church branding is becoming a critical issue, not just for the health of individual churches but for the state of organized Christianity as a whole. Since the 1960s, both church membership and regular service attendance numbers ...

Booklet envelopes are medium-sized envelopes designed for larger, unfolded materials that would not fit in a standard #10-sized envelope. They are perfect for sending small brochures, pamphlets, booklets or stacks of unfolded, unbound paper. Booklet envelopes ...

With more registered businesses out in the wild than ever before, achieving brand differentiation has become a critically important endeavor. Brands that fail to differentiate get trapped in “me, too” syndrome — or worse, obscurity. Those ...

Those outside the design world may not understand the impact that trending colors have. After all, can there really be such a thing as 2016 hot colors or “inventing” a new color? While every color under ...

Conventional marketing knowledge seems to have forgotten all about direct mail — unless, that is, you look at the numbers. Direct mail CPL (cost per lead) still maintains the highest ratio out of any advertising forms ...

Most of what you find on these blog posts will be helpful news and advice about direct mail best practices, but today, we are going to do something a little different. Not one to toot our ...

The most important prop in the Academy Awards may not be the Oscar statuette itself but rather the sealed 6 x 9 booklet Oscars envelope that conceals the award winners. Since 1941, the winning nominees of ...