Research and Markets: 1:1 (Personalized) Printing: Boosting Profits Through Relevance Q2 2011.(Financial report)

DUBLIN -- Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/8ad480/11_personalized) has announced the addition of the "1:1 (Personalized) Printing: Boosting Profits Through Relevance Q2 2011" report to their offering.

It's a tough marketing world out there. The media mix is fragmenting. Marketers no longer have the freedom to worry only about the big three: television, radio, and print. They need to worry about blogs, social networking, search engine marketing, QR codes, and more. As media continue to splinter, consumers expect to be targeted on a demographic, even individual, basis.

At the same time that there are more places for companies to spend their marketing dollars, those dollars are coming under closer scrutiny. Marketers are increasingly called onto the carpet to justify their spending decisions. With the U.S. just pulling out of the recession and the economic recovering going more slowly than expected, every decision becomes that much more critical.

Fortunately, while the media and the economic environments change, the fundamental rules of marketing don't. Good marketing requires sending the right message to the right target audience at the right time. There are simply more factors and more media to consider in the process.

There has been some question about the role of print in today's increasingly electronic world. When you can zap a marketing message to someone's cell phone at the precise time and place the marketing message is relevant to them, when customers can log into their favorite online retail site and be greeted with personalized recommendations based on their past purchase history, is there a role for a stodgy old medium like print? In today's electronic, mobile world, is print even relevant anymore? The answer is yes, but not the way you might think. Although we tend to think of on-demand access to information and highly responsive (even real-time) marketing and down-to-the-individual personalization as the realm of wireless and the Internet, we can do the same thing with print. Yes, print! Plus, print has tangibility, credibility, and appeal the Internet does not offer.

In this report, we will talk about the role of 1:1 printing in increasing the effectiveness of your marketing program.

Key Topics Covered:

Section 1: Personalizing Through Print

Section 2: 1:1 Printing Basics

Section 3: Evaluating Cost - Benefits

Section 4: Types of 1:1 Printing

Section 5: Case Studies in 1:1 Printing

Section 6: Best Practices for 1:1 Printing

Section 7: Conclusions For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/8ad480/11_personalized