Ironmark Blog | Print Marketing (17)

Book Binding for Beginners: Stab Stitching

Posted by Matt Marzullo

As you flip through a booklet, pamphlet or magazine, you probably aren't thinking about how its pages and cover are held together, but for those in the industry, this is a ...

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Topics: Print Marketing

Book Binding for Beginners: Loop Stitching

Posted by Matt Marzullo

When thinking of book binding methods, loop stitching is one that may not be as well-known. However, it is a great book binding option, providing uninterrupted graphics, a ...

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Topics: Print Marketing

Top 5 Realistic Ways to Use Augmented Reality

Posted by Lynne Kingsley

Augmented Reality (AR). If you don’t know what it is, here is a little refresher. You may know what it is, or heck, you may even use it yourself on the daily. But have you ...

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Topics: Print Marketing, Digital Marketing

Amazing Ways to Integrate Print into Your Digital Campaign

Posted by Chris McCready

“Online killed physical advertising,” they said. “No one cares about print mailers anymore,” they said. Well, they are WRONG! Besides that, who is “they,” anyway?...

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Topics: Print Marketing, Digital Marketing

How to Raise Engagement with Super-Personalized Print Pieces

Posted by Lynne Kingsley

It’s a typical Tuesday, and you are making your way home from work. You check your mailbox, grab the mail, and then go inside. You shuffle through your mail and pick out all ...

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Topics: Direct Mail, Print Marketing

Book Binding for Beginners: Comb Binding

Posted by Matt Marzullo

Comb binding, also known as Cerlox or Surelox binding, is a very popular method for binding print pieces. Similar to spiral binding, this binding technique involves the ...

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Topics: Print Marketing