We opened our doors in 2000 and offer complete direct marketing solutions to financial advisor's. We are a small business with 48 employees located in beautiful Daytona Beach, Florida.
Building meaningful long lasting relationships with our clients is our main goal. Family, faith, hardwork, and communication are what we value most.
Our Daytona Beach facility contains everything we need to create effective direct marketing solutions for Financial Advisor's. Each of our financial clients has a dedicated account manager that makes sure their project is handled correctly and all questions and concerns are dealt with quickly. You will get to know your account manager and if you need anything you can call that person directly. This approach allows us to get to know you better and build a relationship.
Account managers and artists work in the same room which allows them to communicate more effectively. This reduces errors and saves time. In an effort to offer you more value we provide 3 HOURS OF FREE ART TIME WITH EVERY JOB. Our artists are talented professionals that will make sure your mail pieces are beautifully designed and optimized to save money on postage.
The backbone of any direct marketing campaign is the list of people or businesses that receive it. Our list department will help you identify your ideal client and create a list of high quality recipients. Our data department processes your list to make sure you save as much money as possible on postage.
Your job is then passed to our full service production department to be printed, finished, sorted, and delivered to the post office. The main values we offer are time, control, and cost. Having everything under one roof allows us to produce projects quicker with greater quality control, and lower cost than companies that outsource part or all of the components of a project.
If you would like to get a quote on a project Click Here to get started. You won't be hassled by high pressure sales tactic or pushy sales reps. That's no way to make friends and win clients.
