How many pop-up ads did you have to swat away like flies at a picnic the last time you were online? How many advertisements clutter the extra spaces of the websites you visit? If you’re like a lot of people,…
The year was 1789. The United States had just elected its first president, and a commemorative button was created to mark the event. Highly sought after by collectors today, this George Washington button was the first known promotional product in…
Kaye-Smith is now on Pinterest! We’ve been making a few changes to our social media presence, and this is one of the biggest. While we are well known as a marketing execution and supply chain company, not everyone is aware…
Even with the most sophisticated firewalls and anti-virus software in place, there is a common form of cyber crime that can find its way around all hardware and software barriers. It doesn’t rely on technology but rather on the vulnerability…
Trade show marketing can be an expensive endeavor. Dishing out money for a booth, promotional items, marketing materials and travel accommodations all add up. However, trade shows are valuable because of the exposure they offer your business to network with prospective customers and other entrepreneurs. Considering the expense, it is critical to come prepared because you want to make the greatest impact for the amount you spend.
Marketing your business in this day and age can be tricky–in no small part because consumers are wary of companies with insincere or aggressive sales methods. That’s why word-of-mouth advertising is still the holy grail of marketing. In fact, a recent Nielsen study found that 92% of consumers trust recommendations made by friends and family above all other kinds of advertising.
Don’t dismiss print marketing as a thing of the past. Used strategically, direct mail marketing can set you apart from competitors. Whether your business is launching a new product or service, celebrating a milestone or just vying for new customers, you can implement these smart print marketing trends in 2015:
Everyone needs insurance. With an improving economy, insurance jobs are expected to grow more than 10 percent between 2012 and 2022, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Yet, as a largely commission-based job, insurance agencies often see high turnover rates as agents struggle to grow their business. In the competitive world of insurance, promotional marketing and inventory management are powerful tools in marketing for insurance.
Companies are always looking for new ways to market their brands. Instead of looking for new outlets, though, why not look to your existing processes to promote your brand? Statement processing and billing services represent a huge opportunity to connect with your customers and market your brand through targeted, personalized and relevant communication.
While cloud computing is the talk in many industries, warehouse management software (WMS) is slow to adopt cloud-based hosting, according to a report by Logistics Management. Experts estimate fewer than 10 percent of the WMS market uses the cloud, compared with about 45 percent of the customer relationship management (CRM) market.