Political direct mail remains one of the most powerful tools in a campaign’s outreach strategy. In a world crowded with digital ads, text messages, and social posts, physical mailers cut through the noise because they demand attention in a different way. They live in the mailbox, get handled, get talked about, and offer a tangible connection between your message and the voter’s home.

But not all political mailers are equally effective. To drive real engagement and influence voter behavior, your mail needs to be strategic, relevant, and well designed. This guide breaks down the key factors that make political mailers work.

Read more: https://burlingtonpress.com/2026/02/13/what-makes-a-political-mailer-effective/

Donor engagement is not about sending more messages. It is about sending the right messages at the right time.

Many nonprofits struggle with donor retention because communication becomes overwhelming after a gift is made. A new donor gives once, then suddenly receives repeated fundraising emails, mailed appeals, and urgent requests for more support. What started as goodwill turns into fatigue, and future donations quietly disappear.

The key to long-term nonprofit fundraising success is building relationships, not chasing transactions.

Read more: https://burlingtonpress.com/2025/12/29/how-nonprofits-can-engage-donors-without-annoying-them/

Direct mail continues to be one of the most effective marketing channels for businesses, nonprofits, and campaigns. But effectiveness does not have to mean higher costs. At Burlington Press, we see it every day. The mailings that perform best are not always the most expensive. They are the most thoughtful.

If you are working with a limited budget, these five strategies can help you improve response rates, reduce waste, and get more value from every piece you send: https://burlingtonpress.com/2025/12/19/direct-mail-on-a-budget-how-to-get-better-results/

If you own a business in New Jersey, chances are you have ordered something printed at least once. Maybe you needed business cards, a banner for an event, branded apparel, or a stack of brochures for an upcoming promotion. At some point you probably faced the classic dilemma. Should you order from a local print shop or use one of the big online printers that pop up in every search?

Both options have their place, but the right choice can make a big difference in quality, turnaround time, and how smoothly your project goes. Since Burlington Press works with hundreds of small businesses and nonprofits each year, we have seen just about every printing scenario. Here is a clear and honest look at how local printing compares to online printing and which one might make the most sense for your next project.

Read more: https://burlingtonpress.com/2025/12/09/local-printing-vs-online-printing-what-new-jersey-businesses-should-know-before-ordering/

When most people think about promotional products, they imagine pens, t-shirts, or maybe a reusable water bottle. These classics are familiar for a reason, but they only represent a small part of what branded merchandise can accomplish. The real value of promotional products often goes unnoticed. When you choose these items with intention, they become much more than simple giveaways. They can strengthen relationships, shape how people feel about your brand, and help create meaningful experiences that last much longer than the moment you hand them out.

Let's explore the hidden value of custom promotional products to see how businesses and nonprofit organizations can get more impact by looking beyond traditional items: https://burlingtonpress.com/2025/12/07/the-hidden-value-of-custom-promotional-products-beyond-pens-and-t-shirts/

You’ve landed a qualified lead or secured a paying customer – congratulations! Now comes the tricky part: the follow-up. When should you reach out again? How often is too often? And how do you avoid sounding like that pushy salesperson everyone dreads?

It’s a fine balance. Follow up too quickly or too frequently, and you risk being dismissed as spam. Wait too long, and your prospect might forget you exist. Fortunately, there are proven ways to follow up that feel helpful rather than intrusive.

Here are 11 smart strategies to make your follow-up effective without crossing the line into annoying: https://burlingtonpress.com/2025/12/02/business-how-to-follow-up-without-being-annoying/

If you buy media, you know the feeling. Dashboards glow with impressions, reach, and view rates. But can you actually prove those numbers describe what real people saw and did? With the biggest digital platforms, the uncomfortable answer is often no. And courts, regulators, and independent audits keep revealing why.

Read more: https://burlingtonpress.com/2025/09/22/digital-ad-metrics-vs-direct-mail-trust/

Nonprofit events are a lot of work. You book the venue, gather sponsors, plan the program, and spend weeks making sure every detail goes smoothly. When the night is over, you breathe a sigh of relief and maybe even celebrate a little. But here’s the truth: the event itself is only half the job. The real opportunity begins after the last guest leaves.

Read more: https://burlingtonpress.com/2025/09/15/nonprofit-event-donor-conversion/