By the time November rolls around, it’s easy to think you’ve missed your shot at holiday print. Maybe you’re swamped with year-end projects, or you’ve been telling yourself there’s no way you can pull something meaningful together in time. But here’s the good news: you can. Some of the most memorable holiday print campaigns aren’t the elaborate ones. They’re the simple, thoughtful touches that show customers you appreciate them. And the best part? These can still be designed, printed, and in your customers’ hands before the year is out. Let’s look at a few real-world ideas you can borrow: fast, practical projects that pack a punch even in mid-November. A Folded Thank-You Card That Keeps Giving Imagine receiving a holiday card from a business you frequent. Nice design, warm greeting, maybe even a handwritten signature. You smile, you toss it on the counter, and it disappears into the holiday clutter. Now picture a different version. You open the folded card, and tucked ins...
You invest in design, printing, and mailing… but when the results roll in, nothing happens. No calls. No new orders. Just silence. If you’ve ever wondered why your print campaign flopped, this blog will help! Most businesses make the same five mistakes that quietly kill response rates and waste budget. The good news? Each of these mistakes is preventable, and once you know how to spot them, you’ll never look at print the same way again. 1. Forgetting the Fold It sounds simple, but the fold itself is one of the biggest culprits of poor design. Imagine opening a holiday card and realizing the logo is sliced in half down the crease. Or unfolding a brochure only to see the headline buried inside instead of grabbing attention on the front. These aren’t just cosmetic issues; they interrupt the story you’re trying to tell and make your piece more complicated to use. The fix is straightforward: design with the fold in mind. We can provide folding templates that show exactly where ...