[Psml] PSML Digest, Vol 33, Issue 6

[John & Judy Gill]

R. Daybell,

Just my opinion from someone who has spent 35 years in the Marketing  
Communications and Advertising business -- brochures printed in black  
and white make no sense whatsoever.  This is a 4-color, digital, high  
definition society with cell phones that take pictures and  
blackberry's that send and receive eMails.  Black and White went out  
with the silent movies and gives the impression that USPS is  
completely out of date or cheap.  Go for a quality image commensurate  
with the education we provide.

D/Lt John R. Gill, AP
D/5 Ch/Cruise Planning
District 5, USPS

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On Jun 19, 2009, at 12:58 PM, rdaybell at earthlink.net wrote:

> Looks like we are supposed to add our local squadron information to  
> the brochures including our local website and contact information  
> after we receive the glossy blanks from Headquarters.  Rather then  
> buy the glossy it would make cents to download the tri fold  
> information and reproduce a trifold brochure locally perhaps in  
> black and white.
>
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>> From: "Markus Ritter" <markusritter at hotmail.com>
>> Subject: [Psml] Seminar tri folds
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>> I was really disappointed when I read through the new tri fold for  
>> the
>> Marine Radio seminar and could not locate a web site address.
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>> If the thinking is that people are smart enough to put "United  
>> States Power
>> Squadron" into Google to find the web site we are really way over  
>> estimating
>> peoples drive to find an education source.
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>>
>> Markus Ritter AP
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>> Webmaster for the Door County Sail & Power Squadron  www.usps.org/ 
>> door
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