As a community, we are all trying to incorporate changes caused by COVID-19 into our working and personal lives. With many businesses temporarily closing, or limiting access to their locations, D Media advises to communicate with customers/clients/patients of any changes to standard business hours and policies. Important information to convey: 1. Are you open for […]
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To our valued clients and partners: I want to communicate my personal support and the support of our entire team at D Media for you and your family as we navigate these trying times. I also ask for your patience and understanding. We are now busier than ever helping clients with timely COVID-19 communication on
Success with your tradeshow starts with pre-show marketing. The goal is to drive attendees to your booth. Many attendees will make a list of booths they plan to visit before they arrive at the event. Pre-show Direct Mail Get your prospects to your booth: Scratch-off postcards have proven to be hihgly effective. The chance to
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Repeat Orders—Then It used to be the norm in printing that an exact reprint—using same art with no changes—was less costly than the original print job. In the days of traditional film and plates, this was true. Artwork, prepress proofs, prepress work such as imposition and stripping, film and plates were all things that could
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Using direct mail for your small business marketing? Here’s 3 quick tips to get your direct mail noticed . . . and opened! 1) Make it Lumpy Bumpy, lumpy direct mail gets opened nearly 100% of the time and can double your response rate. There are many ideas for lumpy direct mail items, but
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Many small businesses view social media as strictly marketing. It’s also a great medium for customer service. In this article Ana Gotter reviews several tools, including Rignite, Sparkcentral and Social Studio, to monitor what customers are saying and offer them the help they need. You can flag problems that need to be resolved, address customer
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Build Traffic to Your Website: A Beginner’s Guide presented by Suzi Berman, creative director of D Media WordPress is a powerful platform for creating feature-rich and attractive websites and blogs. Even as a new user, you may already know WordPress is a great start for building search-friendly sites. But just because you build it,
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Have you ever visited a website that has https:// in the address instead of http://? This is called a SSL. It stands for Secure Sockets Layer. It’s purchasing an extra layer of protection provided by a 3rd party Internet security company that secures domains worldwide. If you need to process credit cards on your website, you
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The National Safety Council encourages businesses to get involved in National Safety Month. Held each June, the goal of National Safety Month is to educate and influence behaviors about the leading causes of preventable injuries and deaths. Especially for businesses in the manufacturing and industrial industries, heightening safety awareness among employees is an important task.
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Website Security: What Are You Doing to Protect Your Website from Hacker Attacks? Maybe you heard about the mass usernames and passwords that have been made public on the dark web. The count is over 1.4 billion. The file found is not the result of a new data breach, but an amalgamation of those from
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