The coronavirus pandemic has taken a bite out of the American economy. Over 800,000 U.S. businesses permanently closed during the first year of the virus, a 200,000 increase over previous years. Moving forward, many companies still struggle to stay afloat in the ever-changing environment of post-pandemic uncertainty. And, with more businesses cutting budgets, marketing firms are seeking to stand out from the crowd to continue to earn business from the survivors.
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Even in the digital age, the need for marketing pamphlets and product brochures remains a vital part of the advertising industry. The difference in distribution channels means consumers expect both electronic media and vibrant, high-quality prints of the latest products displayed in stores or distributed to them via traditional mail. For graphic designers, compromising on quality is never an option, whether in direct-mail marketing agencies or advertising firms. When it is time to send their designs to the print company, ensuring everything is complete and accurate makes their job stressful.
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There is a reason graphic designers do so many preflight checks before moving any of their designs to a printer. Advertising and marketing print production can make up 80 to 90% of the total product cost. Any mistakes aren’t just costly – they can be devastating.
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