"Good morning. It's 7 A.M. The weather in Malibu is 72 degrees with scattered clouds. The surf conditions are fair with waist to shoulder highlines, high tide will be at 10:52 a.m." This was our first introduction to Iron Man’s virtual assistant, Jarvis, in the Marvel Cinematic Universe during 2008’s Iron Man movie. Take 28 seconds and watch the clip for yourself. It’s okay. I’ll wait.

At first Jarvis seemed like nothing more than a custom Alexa, Siri, or Cortana. What else would you expect from a genius, billionaire, playboy, philanthropist?

Picture this: you are at a conference and you see one booth with so many people in front of it...

We’ve all been there. An event is coming up and even though it is days or weeks away, dread is setting in. For me, and millions of other kids I’m sure, that event was always the first day of school. Perhaps you have the same feeling when it comes to tax notice season. There it is, Christmas, and all you can think about are the thousands of tax notices you’ll be processing in the coming weeks. If this is you, know that there is a solution. Tax Notice Solution by Automail.

Brand: a set of distinctive characteristics that establish a recognizable image or identity for a person or thing:

https://www.dictionary.com/browse/brand?s=t

The golden arches, the white swoosh, the yellow shell with a red border. All three of these images have one thing in common. It’s not that they are owned by the same company. No, they all represent a well-known brand that you can identify just by seeing their logo.

When you think about a brand or establishing a brand you need to keep these four key factors in mind.

I love seeing the evolution of logos. My dad is a big John Deere fan, so I’ve been intrigued by the different iterations of their logo since I was a boy. The AT&T Logo is another one I’ve watched and referenced for years. In it you can see their shift to a global brand. There’s also Twitter, Pepsi, Apple, McDonald’s, and Mercedes. In fact, if you do a search for “evolution of famous logos” you’ll see a lot of changed branding. As companies evolve, their logo must advance with it.

Our company has evolved dramatically, and our image needed to catch up. 

Who mails your statements when you’re forced to work from home? What about when something worse happens?

A customer statement gives you another opportunity to speak to your customers. Your sales reps may not get a call back, or a gatekeeper might prevent you from popping in to their office, but a statement is not only invited in, but given attention. Here are six tips to make the most of this unique marketing opportunity.

 Jonesboro, AR (February 4, 2020) - AutoMail, LLC announced today that John Travis has joined AutoMail, LLC as the Director of Marketing Services.

USPS Seamless Acceptance

Document Output Center, LLC has recently been approved for USPS Seamless Acceptance. We are the first mailer in Arkansas to be approved for this program.

New Products, People, & An Informative Update!