Showing posts with label printing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label printing. Show all posts

Saturday, October 20, 2007

Making An Effective Poster Presentation

Poster printing presentations are very much an integral part of any research undertaking because you need to communicate to your colleagues the result of what you have done and interact with them.

In any professional association meetings, poster printing sessions have become very significant with its purpose of providing the presenters a way to connect with their audience and relay their research findings. This has become such a way of life in any organizational meetings in disciplines of the sciences that poster printing sessions are made more often than the presentation of any research paper. It seems that the science community has become more acceptable of making research studies more flexible and easier to understand.

However, a poster printing presentation is certainly neither a thesis nor a dissertation. As much as you want to put everything you have to say in your poster printing presentation, space is limited to such that it makes for a much better viewing than reading. Keep in mind that viewers of your poster printing presentation would be averse to lengthy reading, and would only be inspecting what you have done. Your lengthy explanation would be much better off in a journal or thesis that you can provide after.

Therefore, keeping it simple without sacrificing the information contained within would get you more viewers than any other kind of poster printing presentation. Here are a few suggestions that can help you come up with an effective poster printing presentation for your research:

1 – Your title should be brief and descriptive. With just one look, your viewers should be able to deduce what you have in store for them. Your title has a very solid role to play in your poster printing presentation. It’s either your title grab your viewers’ attention or they simply decide that they are not interested.

2 – A brief abstract should be able to orient the viewer to your whole poster printing presentation. Take note that it is brief. Always remember that your poster is not a journal or a thesis paper. It should be able to tell your viewers what to expect in not so many words.

3 – Provide content in a story-like fashion. Tell your research as if you have a story to convey. Just like a tale, plan your content to unfold in every information you impart such as your context, your results and analysis, and the importance of your research.

4 – As much as possible, use visual images and bulleted outlines to explain a point. Your viewers would appreciate a more visual presentation, rather than a wordy explanation. Hence, graphs and tables should be used to prove a point. But make sure that your viewers would be able to interpret them easily.

Finally, always provide a smooth and clear flow to your poster printing presentation. It won’t be any use to you if your viewers have a hard time following your poster’s sequence. In addition, you have to remember to create your poster printing pieces that even the common man can understand what you’re trying to say. You’re goal is to reach as many people as you can anyway, so try to make it as simple and as easy to understand as possible.


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Printed Flyers Vs. Online Ads

From print to other media sources such as TV and radio, it is very much apparent that online advertising is getting to be more popular than the traditional marketing method. From print flyers and posters, to print brochures and catalogs, online ads have visibly won over their counterparts.

With the advent of technology, it creates the illusion that somehow everything can be obtained online. You want to hear the newest and most popular song, you can always go online and you can hear it instantly. Or better yet, you can download it so you could play it from your computer every time you want to. Your daily news is already posted in yesterday’s websites.

When you dabble in the trade business, you are always doing things in fast forward. Everything needs to be done in the quickest time possible – especially if you’re in the printing industry. Projects such as flyer printing or brochure printing have to be on time to deliver the most effective message about your business.

This is why advertising online is such a miracle worker for most business owners. Why wait for your flyer printing pieces to come out from your print shop in a few days when you can have an online flyer ad working in just a few hours? And don’t even mention the pace of ‘snail mail’. Every minute you spend doing traditional marketing campaigns are time wasted when it comes to getting prospective clients for your business.

On the other hand, not everybody can have access to a computer, let alone an internet connection. Despite the proliferation of technological finds and equipment to make our lives easier and less stressful, some people are still reliant on the age-old, time tested stability of the paper to get information, as well as to write one for later reference.

There are still instances and situations when a print flyer is better than an online advertisement. For one thing, you can always reach those that are averse to the life of technology. In addition, your target clients can always keep your flyer printing items for later reading or use. And you don’t need electricity and a modem to be able to read your flyer printing message.

While the traditional marketing medium still attracts a lot of traders and entrepreneurs, it just goes to show that not everything can be had online. Paper and print flyers can still work its wonders when it comes to providing your prospective clients with useful information about your business. In fact, traditional print media still makes many of your target clients feel comfortable.

Nonetheless, I’m not saying that you have to choose one over the other for your flyer printing project. Why not use both – a printed flyer combined with an online advertisement? When put to use, both marketing mediums can work together to complement whatever the other lacks. Hence, a better and more effective marketing strategy for your business. What more can you ask?


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How Much Is Too Much With Your Direct Mail Postcards?

How Much Is Too Much With Your Direct Mail Postcards?
When do you stop sending your postcard printing project to your prospective clients? Is frequency important or is it more effective to send a postcard printing content that has value to your target readers once or twice? How often should you mail your postcard printing project to your target clients? How much is too much when doing your direct mail postcards?

Some would say that the more frequent you send your postcard printing project to your target readers, the more it will generate leads for your business. Especially with a shorter postcard printing text, mailing your PrintPlace.com postcards would eventually be more effective than a longer newsletter full of details about your products and services. A brief postcard printing content is easier and quicker to read. Moreover, in as much as you have valuable information in your postcard printing project, only a few would more than likely read what you have to say in detail because they are already considering to purchase a product or avail of a service in the first place.

On the other hand, some would also argue that your postcard printing content is also important in getting you more business leads rather than the frequency of your mailings. Sending your postcard printing project every 2-4 weeks, for example, would not only make your target readers annoyed, especially if they have no need for your business in the first place; it would also be a waste of time and money on your part because it doesn’t target prospective buyers at all. Your PrintPlace.com postcards would only be considered as junk mail and be thrown out. That would be money down the drain for you.

One way to make your postcard printing project more effective even if you mail them out every 3-4 weeks is to coincide it with your target clients’ special days, like a birthday, or an anniversary. It is during these times that a person often decides to buy or sell a product or a service that they need in their lives. This way, you’ll have a much greater chance of effectively marketing your business to your prospective clients.

Second, it doesn’t hurt to also put effort in writing your postcard printing content. Along with your design and layout, your postcard printing content is up there in the priority list. In order to get more response to your postcard printing message, why not consider offering something that your target readers will find valuable, like a product or a service that solves a problem and provide quality results. Combine it with a free gift or a special discount when they get in touch with you would certainly bring more clients knocking at your door.

Telling your target clients what they should do next after they receive your postcard printing project would get you more response especially when there’s a benefit to be had.


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About the Author: Lynne Saarte is a writer that hails from Texas. She has been in the Internet business for some years now, specializing in Internet marketing and other online business strategies.

Designing Flyers With The End In Mind

Designing Flyers With The End In Mind
Do you have an event in mind to showcase your products and services? Or a holiday sale perhaps? What about an end-of-season sale? Do you have a new item or merchandise in your list that you would want to introduce and promote to your clients? You can quickly get your message across to your clients and target audience by creating a flyer printing project that you can either mail to them, or personally hand out, or even put up in your area.

No matter how you get your flyer printing pieces to your potential customers – mail them, hand them out, leave them in places where people regularly meet and gather – your flyer printing project can be your most cost effective ally to market your products and services.

Consisting of a one-page, letter sized, printed sheet of paper, your flyers are the cheapest, the easiest, and the most hardworking promotional tool that you can have in your marketing arsenal.

Need I say more to convince you? The important thing to consider now is that your flyer printing project should be an ally for your business to effectively promote your products and services to your target clients.

Similar to brochures, your flyer printing pieces are made to do many tasks – promote and sell your products and services; introduce and explain your business to your potential customers; your flyers can even be used to emphasize a particular product or service that is very popular among your clients; and your flyer printing items can also promote an event that will further market your business to many of your target consumers.

But you have to keep in mind that not all flyers are effective agents to convince your target readers to consider your products and services, and the benefits that they can give your clients.

A good and effective flyer printing project must be able to clearly communicate your message, and most importantly, be bale to explain and eventually sell your products or services to your potential clients.

And the only way you can explain and sell clearly is by having a flyer printing project that has clear and concise wordings, a well planned and organized flyer printing design, a professional looking layout, as well as a flyer printing project that clearly focuses on a particular subject.

Even if you have a limited budget and you cannot afford professional designers to do your flyer printing project for you, you have to keep in mind to develop flyers with an expert design, an effectively communicated content, and more significantly, a flyer printing project that exudes conifdence in what it has to offer its prospective clients.

Flyers are definitely the cheapest marketing tool that you can produce with a limited budget as your financial resource. But with a good design, a clear and interesting copy, your flyers will go a long way and do more to get you clients for your business.


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About the Author: Janice Jenkins is a writer for a marketing company in Chicago, IL. Mostly into marketing research, Janice started writing articles early 2007 to impart her knowledge to individuals new to the marketing industry.