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July 2010 Cover DIGITAL ISSUE: JULY 2010

We will all go through periods of unrest in our lifetime. These milestones of change bring great opportunity. Sometimes it is difficult to see, but if you look closely, you will understand that the printing industry has amazing chance to sell a variety of solutions.

In the July edition of CANVAS Digital, we have focused our cover article, Say Cheese, on photo merchandise and the incredible revenue stream it can offer you. We live in a highly personalized world and printers are perfectly positioned to take advantage. Read this issue and embrace the new world. But, don’t forget to read David Kahle’s article, The Beliefs that Limit a Salesperson. You won’t want to sell photo merchandise without it.


Relevant Insight
Web-Tracking Research Emerging From Surveys’ Shadow
As Social-Media Continues to Grow, Marketers Place More Emphasis on Listening to Consumers…
Three B2B Value-Proposition Rules That Create Preference, Not Just Parity
Companies are creating value parity-positions, not value propositions….
PURLs shine for promoting customer relationships, improving databases
Customer preferences lie at the center of customer relationships…



June 2010 Cover ISSUE: JUNE 2010

Be sure to take a peek at one of the most popular editions of CANVAS. The June issue’s cover article, How to Incorporate QR Codes into Your Marketing Solutions, delves into one of the industry’s most exciting new breakthroughs. These little 2-D barcodes can invigorate print and demonstrate how our world is going to be a part of integrated marketing in the new economy. With our usual dedication to sales and marketing, print executives continue to anticipate the delivery of their personal copy. Stay tuned for another show stopper in August. In the meantime, enjoy both the June edition on-line and our newly released July Digital.


HPClick Here

Manroland

Ricoh

Sappi

Neenah Paper

Grow Socially

Interlink One

Millmar Paper


Unisource

ASI

Cyndie Shaffstall