How to best protect our environment has become a problem that currently moves and inspires people. The “Fridays for Future” movement and “hot” discussions around climate change since the hot summer of 2018 when extreme droughts were covered all over the media still stick in people’s minds.
A trade fair or exhibition provides the ideal surroundings for a company to present itself. In a best-case scenario it allows recruiting new customers and build a network with potential business partners.
When was the last time that you have written a letter by hand – or did receive one? Thanks to the rapid digitalisation many people prefer writing short text messages or emails.
Are we so intoxicated on the possibilities of digital communication that we have cut all ties to a traditional marketing? Dark prophesies about the death of the printed word have accompanied us for many years. But how realistic are these prophesies?
Considering the constantly crowing competition on the markets, marketing campaigns have become ever more important. It is especially crucial for young companies to establish themselves on the market and gain an according loyal customer base. For this they can use a variety of marketing channels and measures, ranging from email marketing to social media and print advertisements.
The word calligraphy has its origins in the Ancient Greek language and consists of the words ‘kalós, which means beautiful, and ‘gráphein’, the Greek word for writing. Calligraphy is always done by hand and therefore stands in contrast to typography as the art of arranging type.
Sending Christmas cards to customers has become a matter of course for many companies. After all, you want to thank our loyal customers and partners for the good year and at the same time remain in their memory. But not all communication sent during the holiday season is appreciated by your customers. Many companies miss the mark.
Is it time to detox from the digital? Have we reached a point where we think of the digital as something toxic that could hurt or even kill us? But what is “the digital” anyway? And isn’t all our technical, social and economic progress attributable to “digitization”?
A beautiful gesture your guests won’t be expecting: Sophie the Handwriting Robot writes handwritten messages for you. Service at its finest for unforgettable memories. Hotel guests appreciate personal contact with their hosts in the age of online booking portals. With individual communication, you ensure your guests remember their stay for a long time to come.
