Two Free Fonts for Your Inner Fashionista
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In the immortal words of Coco Channel, “The best things in life are free. The second best are very expensive.” As always on Free Font Friday, we’ll stick to free, and bring you a font that Coco would have adored....
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Why Magazines Work Hardest When You’re Off the Clock
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City A.M., a luxury lifestyle magazine for “the clued-in City worker” (righto, that means London), veers off the expected track when it comes to getting into the right hands. You might expect that a magazine for workers would be distributed...
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It’s the Most Wonderful Time … for Print Catalogs
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Dear Santa, I want a highly personalized and relevant marketing experience this holiday season. Please skip the fruitcake …. AND the marketing emails. Sincerely,  A modern retail customer If we could pen a letter to the imaginary marketing Santa in...
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What Campus Recruiters Understand about Young People and Print
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Choosing a college comes down to so many different factors – the fields of study they offer, the extracurricular activities, the football team, even the dorm room amenities. At the root of it all is a good story. Students choose...
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Free Black Friday Fonts … on Wednesday
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This week we’re moving our Free Font Friday up to Wednesday … because timing is everything when it comes to the holidays. First up we offer Katahdin Round by Tyler Finck, a graphic designer based in Ithaca, NY.  Named after...
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The Weird “No One Cares” Attitude toward Facebook
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The ad industry is up in arms, individual marketers are suing Facebook for misleading and potentially fraudulent practices, and consumer trust is plummeting. So why aren’t brands changing their spending habits on the social platform? “Facebook advertisers are once again turning...
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22 Niche Titles Sure to Spark Insights and Ideas
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Unless you really haven’t been paying attention, you understand the fundamental shift happening in the magazine industry. Audiences are becoming increasingly self-selective, consuming content that aligns closely with their passions and their interests. And publishers are finding success in providing...
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How Smithsonian Magazine is Rocking their Cross-platform Event Strategy
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When Smithsonian magazine launched in 1970, its prime directive was straightforward – bring in money.“The magazine was launched for commercial purposes, to bring in revenue, as the private enterprise leg of the non-profit institution,” writes Jessica Patterson in FIPP, who...
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This Year’s Toy Catalogs are Fun, Games and Serious Data
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The demise of Toy ‘R’ Us left a giant hole in the toy market – and online etailers like Amazon and eBay are turning to print catalogs to help the scoop up market share. But these are not the toy...
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Free Artisanal Fonts? Dilly Dilly!
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There’s no doubt that “handcrafted” is having a moment. The artisanal, made-by-hand concept is even being mocked by mass-market brands, so you know it’s a thing. While big brands might publicly heckle the artisanal approach, consumers are increasingly self-selective about...
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