We're thrilled to announce that Oregon has been honored in the HP Inkspiration Awards for the third consecutive year! Our self-promotion direct mail piece, "Print on the Edge" was awarded a…
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Whether it’s new design trends, best practices in variable data printing, or insights on how to save money on print, we can help. Businesses across industries turn to Oregon for help executing their print pieces—and for inspiration for their boldest creative projects.
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- – A Visual Style Guide for your company can help you create and maintain your brand’s consistency and strength. Follow our guide to get started!
- – Want to launch a fundraiser, perhaps a direct mail campaign associated with your fundraiser efforts? have questions about where to begin? Let us help you learn the steps you should follow to pull off a fundraising campaign.
- – If you’re new to direct mail, you probably have questions about where to begin. The most important thing you should know: be sure to plan ahead. Learn the steps you should follow to pull off a successful campaign.
- Folded Self-Mailer Reference – The U.S. Postal Service has precise specifications for the sizes of different types of mail pieces. In 2013, they released new guidelines for folded self-mailers. Learn more here.
- PDF Checklist – Want to get your prints faster while saving time and money? Then be sure to set up your PDF files correctly. Use this checklist to get your files into shape.
- Print Samples – Want to see Oregon’s work in action? Request your free sample here.
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