Secrets of the Small Shop
Here's what it boils down to: When you don't have a lot, make the most of what you've got.
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Cary Castle
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1. Print as many direct-mail components as possible at one time. While printing a year’s worth of envelopes might be impractical because of storage concerns, consider whether printing for six months is do-able. Bundle your renewals and acknowledgements to save money and time.
2. RFPs and contracts can be costly time-wise, so sign vendor contracts that last two to three years. Longer contracts carry the additional benefit of creating good vendor relationships, since your vendor will feel more like a partner. Sheward cautioned if you sign a longer vendor contract, write in a 30- or 60-day cancellation clause. When asking for RFPs, ensure vendors put in a maximum effort so you can see how they work before you sign an agreement.
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