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- Have you ever had...
...your mailing company call and say that your printer didn't send enough printed materials?
...your printer say that your mailer wasted too much material?
...your print components not show up on time and you're in jeopardy of missing your mailing date?
...the mailer say that the printed materials are "too curly" and slowing down the machines and you will be charged for the
production slowdown, not to mention that your job is in jeopardy of not mailing on time?
...your letter shop tell you that your letter won't fit in the envelope?
- Then you should be working with us
We manage all aspects of the print and mailing production so that these calls will never happen in the first place.
Why manage multiple vendors when you can have one point of contact for all of your production needs. You have more important
things to do than manage vendor problems. Hire us and the aforementioned problems go away.
- Cost per piece vs what you really pay for
If there was no synergy of savings by being a printer and mailer, we would not be doing it! "No overs" is our motto.
We don't charge for "overs", we manage them. We know our processes and we control the functional quality of those materials to
reduce the waste numbers. Print "overs" are seldom quoted, but always billed when using a separate printer. Mailers do
not concern themselves with how much print material you end up paying for, they just want enough to more than cover the list count.
At midwest web, inc, you pay for what mails and not what prints!! You can't do that if you print only or mail only.
It's easy when you control the process. Your final price from midwest web, inc will be your best price.
- Quality imaging is reflecting your company image
There are many imaging systems on the market, and if your price seems too good to be true - ask about the image quality. DPI (dots
per inch) is to image quality as 4-color process is to print. Why bother with quality print materials and brand efforts if you're
not insisting on laser quality imaging and ink jetting? 300 x 300 DPI is near-laser quality and represents the best image quality
in ink jet addressing in the industry. 600 x 600 DPI laser quality treats your correspondence professionally, not as a down-and-dirty
direct mail solicitation. Always ask to see samples of image quality; you work too hard to settle for inferior quality.
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