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10 Killer Reasons Why You Should Be Using Print
Contrary to the heralded demise of print, it's alive and kicking. And, according to these media experts, it's here to stay. Many of the brands that abandoned their print products during the recession have been clambering back into the world of ink on paper. Why? Because it works. Print increases engagement, drives sales and cements relationships.
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Contrary to the heralded demise of print, it's alive and kicking. And, according to these media experts, it's here to stay. Many of the brands that abandoned their print products during the recession have been clambering back into the world of ink on paper. Why? Because it works. Print increases engagement, drives sales and cements relationships. Read more
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