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Words Make Your Dental Postcards Pop
Your dental practice’s postcard design might look flashy to grab your patient’s attention, but the words you put on it will get her through your office door. You have a limited amount of space on your postcard – just two sides, with lots of white space. Choose those...
Dental Best Practice: Know Your Audience!
When building your dental practice with postcards, the mailing list you use can mean the difference between success and failure. Postcards are affordable, effective, and measurable. That's why they're the best way to talk to potential patients about your practice and...
Why Customer Service Makes All the Difference
Mailing.com is a multifaceted marketing-services company, managing both printing and mailing of direct-marketing campaigns for our clients. We use the latest equipment and processes, and our employees are trained in the most effective ways to anticipate and meet all...
Brush Up on Your Dental Practice Marketing with Big Bold Postcards
Your dental business is all about putting healthy and happy smiles on the faces of your patients. But how do you capture their attention or get your name out to a wider audience to build up your practice? It's as simple as brushing and flossing after every meal. The...
Make Your Mail Personal With VDP
When you want your customers to sit up and really take notice of your mail, get personal with variable data printing (VDP). That is, use purchase data or demographics … any data that is unique to an individual, and create a customized printed piece just for that...
Marketing 101: Fundamentals of Direct Mail for Big Companies
Myth: Many big companies and household-name brands have cut way back on sending direct mail because digital marketing is a much better way of reaching people. Fact: Some companies have felt the pressure to cut back or eliminate direct mail. However, direct mail...
