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Marketing materials include any items for communicating your marketing to customers.
In print marketing, this includes business cards, brochures, catalogs and so on.
In other types of marketing, materials could range from digital assets to billboards and more.
Quality printed sales materials are tightly integrated with the success of your marketing efforts.
Printed marketing materials are crucial in making a good impression.
The best printed marketing pieces are well designed and use the same fonts, colors, and themes so they all work together.

Brochures help capture the attention of potential customers, especially in the case of small and emerging businesses that are on a tight budget.
They are both effective and pocket-friendly than product advertisements on magazines and newspapers, given the fact that prime space on print media is costly.
Advertisement space is shared by several businesses competing for public attention, making it a challenge to really get noticed amongst the competition.

As business cards are part of an introduction, they are important for making a favorable first impression.
An attractive, eye-catching business card with all the relevant contact information can capture the attention of your prospect and help you remain in customer memory well after your initial meeting.
Business cards can also enhance credibility, as they can create a sense of professionalism and legitimacy for your business.

If we tried to look back to when the first calendars were made we would find that they have been in use for over 2,000 years.
This suggests that thousands of years ago people had already discovered patterns of time and seasons.
It affected when they planted, harvested, hunted, and performed many other of the tasks necessary to their very survival.
However, the calendar we know and use today, the Gregorian calendar, first came into use around 1582.
Our use of this calendar is not so very different from the ones used thousands of years ago.

While door hangers might be considered by some to be a "poor man's postcard, " they actually have a couple of benefits over postcards and direct mail campaigns.
First of all, they're noticeable.
Because they're delivered directly to the door and not lumped in with junk mail in the mailbox - which many recipients throw away immediately - they're virtually impossible to ignore.
And because official notices such as utilities and missed deliveries are often placed on doors using hang tags, recipients will likely also read the messaging.