What do your clients expect from your postcards?
Clients want their postcards to be visually appealing, memorable, and provide them with a sense of the local community.
Posted just this month by Tremblant Tourisme, this blog clearly outlines the expectations for postcards sent out to clients: "visually appealing, memorable, and provide them with a sense of the local community." Illustrated in detail are some elements that should be considered when designing your promotional materials. These include: colors (considered carefully), fonts/size/style (should match what is already being used by the company), imagery (appropriate for the company's target market) and call-to-action messages (whether it be requesting more information or directing recipients to their website).
Posted just this month by Tremblant Tourisme, this blog clearly outlines the expectations for postcards sent out to clients: "visually appealing, memorable, and provide them with a sense of the local community." Illustrated in detail are some elements that should be considered when designing your promotional materials. These include: colors (considered carefully), fonts/size/style (should match what is already being used by the company), imagery (appropriate for the company's target market) and call-to-action messages (whether it be requesting more information or directing recipients to their website).
Posted just this month by Tremblant Tourisme, this blog clearly outlines the expectations for postcards sent out to clients: "visually appealing, memorable, and provide them with a sense of the local community." Illustrated in detail are some elements that should be considered when designing your promotional materials. These include: colors (considered carefully), fonts/size/style (should match what is already being used by the company), imagery (appropriate for the company's target market) and call-to-action messages (whether it be requesting more information or directing recipients to their website).
Posted just this month by Tremblant Tourisme, this blog clearly outlines the expectations for postcards sent out to clients: "visually appealing, memorable, and provide them with a sense of the local community." Illustrated in detail are some elements that should be considered when designing your promotional materials. These include: colors (considered carefully), fonts/size/style (should match what is already being used by the company), imagery (appropriate for the company's target market) and call-to-action messages (whether it be requesting more information or directing recipients to their website).
"It's worth noting that postcards are a form of direct mail advertising. Direct marketing is certainly one of the most commonly utilized techniques by businesses in Canada, and represents a major source of revenue for many Canadian companies. Businesses use this marketing technique at various times throughout the year, with different products and/or services being used at different times."
Posted just this month by Tremblant Tourisme, this blog clearly outlines the expectations for postcards sent out to clients: "visually appealing, memorable, and provide them with a sense of the local community." Illustrated in detail are some elements that should be considered when designing your promotional materials. These include: colors (considered carefully), fonts/size/style (should match what is already being used by the company), imagery (appropriate for the company's target market) and call-to-action messages (whether it be requesting more information or directing recipients to their website).
Posted just this month by Tremblant Tourisme, this blog clearly outlines the expectations for postcards sent out to clients: "visually appealing, memorable, and provide them with a sense of the local community." Illustrated in detail are some elements that should be considered when designing your promotional materials. These include: colors (considered carefully), fonts/size/style (should match what is already being used by the company), imagery (appropriate for the company's target market) and call-to-action messages (whether it be requesting more information or directing recipients to their website).
Posted just this month by Tremblant Tourisme, this blog clearly outlines the expectations for postcards sent out to clients: "visually appealing, memorable, and provide them with a sense of the local community." Illustrated in detail are some elements that should be considered when designing your promotional materials. These include: colors (considered carefully), fonts/size/style (should match what is already being used by the company), imagery (appropriate for the company's target market) and call-to-action messages (whether it be requesting more information or directing recipients to their website).
Posted just this month by Tremblant Tourisme, this blog clearly outlines the expectations for postcards sent out to clients: "visually appealing, memorable, and provide them with a sense of the local community." Illustrated in detail are some elements that should be considered when designing your promotional materials. These include: colors (considered carefully), fonts/size/style (should match what is already being used by the company), imagery (appropriate for the company's target market) and call-to-action messages (whether it be requesting more information or directing recipients to their website).
Posted just this month by Tremblant Tourisme, this blog clearly outlines the expectations for postcards sent out to clients: "visually appealing, memorable, and provide them with a sense of the local community." Illustrated in detail are some elements that should be considered when designing your promotional materials. These include: colors (considered carefully), fonts/size/style (should match what is already being used by the company), imagery (appropriate for the company's target market) and call-to-action messages (whether it be requesting more information or directing recipients to their website).
Posted just this month by Tremblant Tourisme, this blog clearly outlines the expectations for postcards sent out to clients: "visually appealing, memorable, and provide them with a sense of the local community." Illustrated in detail are some elements that should be considered when designing your promotional materials. These include: colors (considered carefully), fonts/size/style (should match what is already being used by the company), imagery (appropriate for the company's target market) and call-to-action messages (whether it be requesting more information or directing recipients to their website).
Posted just this month by Tremblant Tourisme, this blog clearly outlines the expectations for postcards sent out to clients: "visually appealing, memorable, and provide them with a sense of the local community." Illustrated in detail are some elements that should be considered when designing your promotional materials.
Conclusion: If you are looking to grow your business, postcard marketing is not a bad option. Postcards can be sent very inexpensively and the results could be outstanding if done right. The key is to first to decide on your goals, target audience and ask yourself question: What do I want my prospects to take away from this postcard? How will they benefit from receiving it? From there, deciding on the design elements should be much easier.
Posted just this month by Tremblant Tourisme, this blog clearly outlines the expectations for postcards sent out to clients: "visually appealing, memorable, and provide them with a sense of the local community.