There’s still a place in company communications for a ‘hard copy’ newsletter that can be picked up and read anywhere, even though the popularity of email newsletters is growing. As long as people are out and going about their business, it’s useful to be able to offer something physically tangible.
If customers come to your premises to buy or order products, a newsletter stack at a trade counter or in the showroom can be very useful. With regular bulletins, you can keep customers up to date with developments and trail future additions to a current or new range of products or services – and so maintain client interest.
Choosing the appropriate means of production in terms of the type of paper and number of colours used, plus the regular nature of production, means very competitive rates can be achieved. To talk it through, call 01363 84319 and we’ll ‘hold the front page’!