Suttle-Straus announced increased capacity for their print and direct mail marketing services through the purchase of a new Muller Martini Primera PRO saddle stitcher.
On April 19, 2023 Suttle-Straus in Waunakee, WI, hosted a Print Production and Paper Show for local graphic designers and marketers. This open house style event hosted 160 customers and prospects to showcase the company's wide range of capabilities.
Suttle-Straus is pleased to announce that it is an award winner in the 2023 Graphics Excellence Awards (GEA), a competition owned and managed by The Great Lakes Graphics Association (GLGA). The competition is an annual event that recognizes and rewards printing and finishing companies who combine fine craftsmanship with technology to produce outstanding finished products. Suttle-Straus has been recognized in the GEA competition for over a decade.
Suttle-Straus is excited to be the recipient of 7 ADDY Awards from the Madison chapter of the American Advertising Federation (AAF). This the 16th year in a row that the Creative team at Suttle-Straus has been recognized.
Suttle-Straus announced new capabilities added to their print and direct mail marketing services through the purchase of a new RICOH Pro VC70000 continuous-form inkjet press.
Suttle-Straus was ranked #128 out of the 300 largest printers in North America by Printing Impressions magazine this month.
Suttle-Straus announced today that it has achieved G7® Master Facility Qualification of its integrated color management system for producing print projects at its plant in Waunakee, Wisconsin. This is the 15th year that Suttle-Straus has been awarded G7 Master Facility Qualification.
Rob Hanks was recently published as an author in Mailing Systems Technology magazine's Sept/Oct 2022 issue with an article on "Digital Advertisements Plus Direct Mail = A Winning Combination."
Suttle-Straus, a commercial printing and marketing services provider in Waunakee, is speaking at a complimentary webinar titled "Deploy a Strategic Approach to Direct Mail and Informed Delivery."
An old direct marketing rule says the likelihood of success for your campaign can be attributed to the list used (40%), the offer made (40%) and your creative choices (20%). While creative choices may have the smallest effect on the results, there are still best practices you can use to optimize your chances for success. Read the full article by Theresa Aide on Non-Profit PRO.
