SEARCH
Use the fields below to search the site by keywords, type of content, or both.
Print Provider
Excerpt of Content:
It is satisfying to know that we are able to help our clients improve their marketing and branding initiatives through the use of marketing mail as a medium to make a personal connection with their customers. Our invoice processing services have also assisted municipalities, medical (or healthcare), financial institutions and other businesses improve the accuracy and timeliness of billing cycles and cash flow operations which has provided our clients the opportunity to operate pivotal aspects of their business more efficiently and economically. Customer satisfaction is the hallmark by which we measure our performance, and we hold ourselves — as do our clients — to the highest standards of quality. Contact: 37 Millrace Drive Lynchburg, VA 24502-4343 866-816-2378 …
Print Provider
Excerpt of Content:
ArborOakland Group is a 50+ year old company that has evolved over the decades from a small offset printer to a full-service provider of various printed products and related services. We serve small brokers and resellers as well as other printers in addition to the traditional academic, consumer products, financial, manufacturing, and non-profit clients. Our print capabilities include: - Offset: large sheet, small sheet, and web printing - Digital: toner and high speed inkjet - Large format: printing to roll and rigid board In addition we offer, - Mailing: data acquisition, processing, and related production services - Fulfillment: warehousing, pick/pack/ship, kitting with over 100,000 packages distributed per month - Promotional Products: apparel, stemware, recognition, etc. - And value-added services such as the ArborOakland Online Marketplace with 100+ customer portals Contact: Don Kirkland 4303 Normandy Court Royal Oak, MI 48073 1-248-549-0150 …
Print Provider
Excerpt of Content:
The Angstrom Group is a family operated Company that offers a wide array of print, fulfillment, omnichannel, and marketing solutions. We have spent decades creating a top-notch team of industry-leading professionals, perfecting our skills to offer the highest quality solutions all under one roof. As experts in print, design, digital applications, photography, mailing solutions and marketing, we achieved superior levels of quality and convenience for our customers. You have a complete partner in AngstromGraphics. Contact: 4437 East 49th Street Cleveland, Oh 44125 216-271-5300 …
Blog Entry
Excerpt of Content:
Chances are you’ve never been truly taught perhaps the most crucial communication skill. That skill is listening. Sure you may think you’re a good listener, but that’s because we’re often told not speaking and nodding along means that you’re listening. You may sit there quietly, but in reality your brain is almost always forming responses and waiting until it’s your turn. Your intentions may be good, you want to keep the conversation flowing, build upon points, even have your voice heard, but you’re not truly listening. As said best, by Stephen Covey, (Author of ‘The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People’), “Most people do not listen with the intent to understand; they listen with the intent to reply.” Effective listening may just be the most important business communication skill. That’s because effective listening shows the speaker that he/she has been truly heard and understood. Those who feel heard are more likely to feel valued and respected, making good listening skills the key …
Blog Entry
Excerpt of Content:
How much do you think your clients know about you? How much do you know about them? Do you know if they have families? Where they live? Where they went to school? What other products they buy? If your answer is no, then the real question is: WHY NOT!? True communication means putting the attention on the audience. Yet so many of us worry solely about ourselves. ie: How do I sound? What words should I use? Where do I look? How’s my inflection? These are all important points to focus on, but in order to truly communicate with substance, you need to also put attention and focus on the other person. How can you do that when you don’t even really know who you’re addressing? That’s why you need to do research on your audience! Find out what they care about, what’s going to resonate with them, and what they need. Knowing your audience better helps you figure out what content and messages people care about and gives you clues to the appropriate tone and voice for your …