6 Differences Between Church and Business Branding
Branding for a church or non-profit does not always follow all the same rules as branding for a business. If you work for a church or non-profit, you might even…
Read moreBranding for a church or non-profit does not always follow all the same rules as branding for a business. If you work for a church or non-profit, you might even…
Read moreThe United States Postal Service has your back. They’ve expanded their offerings to include more than sending and receiving mail and giving you that occasional discount on postage. From saving…
Read moreArticle Summary: At Letter Jacket, we spend most of our time thinking about paper moving from one place to another, but a well-run office needs more than good mail. It…
Read moreWe’ve always known that direct mail can give you a uniquely great return on investment. But if you have anything to do with balancing your business’ books, you know that…
Read moreGiving up a beautiful spring day to wash your blinds and clean out your closets? Perhaps you could take it or leave it. But doing a spring clean of your…
Read moreWe know you run a busy office. Some days you enjoy breaks from the screen-world and need to talk to human beings. But other days it’s time to buckle down…
Read moreConsider the grocery trip. One week your mind is on your checking account. You keep your head down and stick to your list. But the next week, it’s wiser to…
Read moreSmall business branding has an advantage. Because you’re still so close to the ground, brand-building blends easily not just with increasing sales, but with deepening relationships and maximizing community impact.…
Read more“But wait — I’m not in the hospitality industry.” If you just thought that, this blog post is for you. All good industries are hospitality industries. Hospitality doesn’t need aprons…
Read moreThe holiday festivities are over. Even the honeymoon phase of the post-holiday diet is over. Spring is around the corner. But when holiday time comes back around, you will be…
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