Why You Should Never Forget The Power Of Print

Why You Should Never Forget The Power Of Print

Why We Love PrintWe never tire of telling our blog readers about the awesome power of the printed word and printing materials in general so we thought why should today be any different?! So we thought we would share with you a terrific article on the Wallace Graphics website which gives us all “12 Reasons Print Still Matters In The Digital Age”. This article is written from over the pond but it is universally relevant and well worth bearing in mind especially in the run up to Christmas when lots of businesses are organising promotional campaigns. Here are the 12 Reasons in the article:

12 Reasons To Love Print

Print is Tangible

“Your message in print is something your audience can touch, feel, and even smell in some instances. It creates a physical interaction between you and your audience, as they open it, turn the pages, or remove a special offer or mail-in response.

Print is Credible
Communicating in print has an implied level of credibility to the recipient. The investment made by you to convey your message in print means that it has value.

Print is Personal
In many ways, a direct mail campaign is like a digital advertising campaign. Reach targeted segments of your market their interests, income, or many other audience demographics.

Print is Engaging
Consumers (even millennials) continue to retain a higher level of interest in printed material. They read at a rate as much as 30% higher versus digital text. It increases the chance that your message will be read, understood, and better yet, not diluted by off-topic comments or other advertising in the sidebar.

Print is Memorable
Communicating in print has a “stickiness factor”. Research in neuromarketing reveals that print has a much higher retention rate than digital content. Another finding is that your message is more persuasive. Your audience can only respond if they remember that you’re a purchase option.

Print is Polite
Print is voluntary, so your message never interrupts or intrudes on your intended audience. Digital, TV and radio advertising is often an obstacle to get to the intended content. Your message in print is an invitation to be viewed when your audience on their terms.

Print is Responsible
Today’s print production processes and materials are renewable and recyclable. Sustainability standards for paper production, the availability of post-consumer paper and water-based inks means that the message you convey in print is a responsible one.

Print is Competitive
An online presence and social proof should be a consistent element of your marketing strategy. Print is a cost-effective channel for enhancing your digital brand and increasing your market share.

Print is Multilingual
Speak to your audience in their language. It reinforces the connection you have with your audience and multiplies your reach. Printed content also has the added advantage of communicating multiple languages simultaneously.

Print is Multidimensional
Print goes well beyond height, width, and depth. Shapes, textures, colors and high-quality images add dimensionality to your message that goes well beyond it being viewed on a screen.

Print is Measurable
QR codes and targeting landing pages give you the metrics you need to measure your ROI. A direct mail campaign with message subsets gives you the insight to refine and adjust your message for a higher response rate.

Print is Multidirectional
Print is an excellent channel for pointing your market to your digital presence. QR codes and personalized landing pages seamlessly transport your audience to highly targeted information offerings.”

Using Print To Your Benefit

Print MarketingSo there are 12 fantastic reasons to use printing materials for whatever you are currently promoting. And you have certainly come to the right place to order those printing materials! Why not give our offices a call at the earliest opportunity for a quote, ring us on 01254 297100 or you can also fill in the form at https://www.ronset.co.uk/quote/

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