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There's more to Edmunds Communications Group than meets the eye. Much more than a mere print shop, we're a multi-faceted marketing communications company. We'll not only help you maximize your marketing dollars; we'll make sure you own your brand, communicate through the clutter, and hit your target audience dead-center.

FTP SiteFact: it's about impact. Images that work. Words that sell. Type, textures and technology that bring your brand to life. We'll help you identify your big idea, and then provide the printing, production and data management expertise to make it happen. Our experience in the gaming arena is second to none, bringing years of intimate industry knowledge to work for you. From a direct mail postcard that packs a punch to an enticing innovative communication campaign, it's our job to make sure your message gets across loud and clear. We bring energy, enthusiasm and efficiency to every project we execute, to deliver results on time, on target, and right on the money.

   

From Our Blog...

Here Come the Millennials
(08/17/2010)
A recent study of the computing habits of the millennial generation (14-27 year-olds) found some startling news. When applying for a job, more than half considered it important for a company to utilize state-of-the-art technology. And those that don’t provide the desired platforms may find their new employees using them anyway. When employer applications didn’t meet their needs, over one third used their own mobile phone, over one forth went against company policy and visited social networking sites and instant messaging services, and nearly 20 percent used non-supported open-source technology. What does this mean for the typical marketer? Read More



Edmunds Communications Group Welcomes John Romano
(07/05/2010)
John brings a wealth of knowledge to our group. Read More



E-Mail Rules from Readers
(06/30/2010)
When it comes to e-mail marketing, the experts know who is in control, and it’s not them. If you are a sender, you have to jump through several hoops before your e-mail will be read. Beyond the basic subject line guidelines, and opt-in statements, the reader has a few more rules for you to follow. Read More



The Cost of Standing Still
(06/23/2010)
Anyone in business has presented an idea to a client, customer or supervisor, only to watch the “most innovative and important plan in the organization’s history” die on the vine. Why didn’t the boss jump into your plan with both feet? The decision maker is presented with new, and equally great, ideas all the time. Quite often there are more ideas than can be acted upon. So the boss listens quickly and adds your idea to a prioritized list of ideas which may or may not be further developed. To get your next great idea at the top of the list, try dropping the traditional features and benefits pitch. Change up the feel and pace of your pitch by illustrating the cost of standing still, or not implementing your plan. Read More



Non Profit Communications - Lessons from the Third Sector
(06/16/2010)
Times are definitely tough for those working for non-profit organizations. The economy has forced individuals and corporations to drastically reduce charitable donations. Without proper funding it’s difficult, if not impossible, for a non-profit group to deliver the desired social services. But the cutting edge groups aren’t sitting back and taking their lumps. Rather, they are getting creative, and finding new ways to achieve their goals. Read More



Cartier and Coupons
(06/09/2010)
A recent phone survey found an increasing amount of coupon users across America. That’s probably not a huge surprise. But you might be surprised to learn who is using them. Read More



Ecommerce’s Best Kept Secret – Personalization and Automation
(06/03/2010)
With our internet-heavy American lifestyle, it’s no wonder ecommerce has grown in popularity. It’s a win-win for everyone. The consumer gets to enjoy the shopping experience, comparing brands and prices without the hassle of a salesperson around every corner. And the store owner operates without all of the traditional expenses associated with a bricks and mortar retail store. But as advantageous as a virtual store can be, almost none of the most frequented web sites optimize the process. As a result over seventy percent of all shopping carts are abandoned. Read More



E-Mail Marketing Can Be A Blast – Using the Basic Rules of Communication
(05/19/2010)
So much time has been dedicated to the “tricks” of e-mail marketing that the basics are often left behind. Lists of spam words are circulated everywhere and endless hours are spent honing the perfect subject line and determining the desired length of the text. While these exercises are important, it seems as though the digital world has lost sight of the basic rules of communication. Read More



Keeping Your Data Safe
(05/12/2010)
Outsourcing continues to be all the rage in the business world. It usually requires little or no initial investment, and a dedicated expert is tasked with keeping programs, equipment and procedures up and running. While the upside of outsourcing is tremendous, leasing software or services is not without its risks. It requires you to share information and resources which would normally remain safe inside your own company. Read More



The Insurgent Consumer
(05/05/2010)
If there is one thing the United States and its allies have learned in Afghanistan, it’s that an enemy seen is an enemy that can be beaten. The unseen combatants are much harder to engage. The same can be said for the American consumer. Read More

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