The History of Walsworth’s Print Operation in Fulton, Missouri
Our Walsworth – Fulton location is a leader in the regional publication market and excels in production of magazines, journals and catalogs. The production of commercial publications in Fulton, Missouri, officially began in 1927, when Ovid K. Bell founded The Ovid Bell Press. However, the beginnings of what is today Walsworth – Fulton can be dated back to 1887, when John P. Bell, Ovid K. Bell’s father, became Owner and Editor of the Fulton Gazette, a weekly newspaper that later…
Read MoreDisability Representation in Publishing
Happy Disability Pride Month! The origins of this celebration took root in 1990, when President George H. W. Bush signed the Americans with Disabilities Act into law on July 26. Disability Pride Month this July is the perfect time to take a look at the content you’re putting out. How inclusive is your publication? The Case for Inclusivity The CDC estimates one in four American adults have some type of disability. And the American Institutes for Research reports that, in…
Read MoreWhat We Can Predict About the Next USPS Pricing Increase
When is the next rate increase scheduled? Do you have any indication of what the percentage of increase will be? Can mailers expect as high of an increase as the last two increases? Postal rates just changed on July 10, and within a few days I was already fielding many questions like these. I don’t have a solid answer for any of these questions, but I do have a couple hints. On July 14, just days after the last USPS…
Read MoreHow to Respond Creatively to Shifting Consumer Behavior in the Marketplace
The marketing landscape is constantly changing, with brands striving to implement the latest strategies and respond creatively as unpredictable changes in consumer behavior shift the marketplace. It is no longer enough to just create attention-grabbing content. For long-term success, businesses need to look beyond marketing trends to be mindful of how they engage with their audiences. The focus of marketing needs to be rooted in the values of the company and travel consistently throughout each department to develop trusting relationships…
Read MoreThe History of Walsworth’s Print Operation in Saint Joseph, Michigan
“‘I will endeavor to build a business with quality as a basic principle – quality of printing that bears distinction.’ -Ross G. Smith, founder of Imperial Printing Company, Saint Joseph Daily Press, 1914 Our Walsworth – Saint Joseph facility is the primary print facility for short- to medium-run magazines and journals and is an important part of the entire enterprise to meet our customers’ needs for magazines, catalogs and books. While the company has looked different over the years, the…
Read More6 Most Common Mistakes We See in Prepress (and how to avoid them)
As a publisher you likely know this feeling: you spend countless hours on your print project and hold your breath as you hit the submit button. Then you exhale in relief, happy to be getting that big task off your plate. The last thing you want is to receive your proofs back with lots of required edits which will cost valuable time. Walsworth wants to help ensure that doesn’t happen. The good news is there are measures you can take…
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