Amidon Graphics new variable inkjet system of course! We’ve vastly expanded our variable inkjet capabilities. You can now add up to 23.3” of variable print (images, bar codes, addresses, personalized text etc.) at the same time we are printing your job on our high-speed web presses. What’s the big deal? Personalized, targeted direct mail gets…
New year…new short hike in postage, brought to you by the USPS. Starting today expect an increase of 1 cent to both Retail Stamped and Metered 1oz. Letters. The 3 cent discount for Metered Mail still remains. In addition, Single Piece Flats are being bumped up 2 cents and Single Piece Cards are going up…
Or did we simply catch up to it? Both smartphone technology and a broader user understanding have finally caught up to QR – Quick Response Codes. Apple’s iOS 11 natively supports QR Codes without the need to download a 3rd-party scanning app. The function is built right into the most commonly used app, the camera…
Join Amidon Graphics in celebrating “Celebrate School Picture Day” on Sept 12th. It is estimated that on that single date alone, over one million school kids, all across the country, will be having their School Picture made, in this treasured tradition. If our folks had not bought and preserved the photos, those smiling faces…complete with…
Across the United States on Monday, August 21, 2017, all eyes will be watching the sun disappear behind the moon, turning daylight into twilight, causing a drop in temperature, and revealing massive streamers of light streaking through the sky around the silhouette of the moon. Cool, right? REMEMBER: Looking directly at the sun, even when…
“Don’t say Aretha is making a comeback, because I’ve never been away.” The same can be said for Direct Mail. Not so long ago, direct mail was OUT and Email marketing was IN. We’ve now come to realize that they work better together. Building a mixed media campaign allows you the option of selecting…
We have all seen the slug line at the bottom of an email asking us to think long and hard about printing the email out in order to “save trees.” As Earth Day approaches, we wanted to take aim at the common myth that making paper always destroys forests.