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Print, PDF or online annual reports
Publications showcasing the results of studies and research
Publications for members, employees, donors, and others
Blogs or news sections on your website
E-news
Video
Infographics
Copywriting
Print, PDF or online annual reports
Publications showcasing the results of studies and research
Publications for members, employees, donors, and others
Blogs or news sections on your website
E-news
Video
Infographics
Copywriting
Ongoing storytelling is one of the strongest ways to move your audiences from awareness to engagement. Organizations share their stories in many ways — in person, online and in print. Short to long, visual or written — all formats have value and unique qualities to offer in building connection and motivation to act.
Long-form storytelling is not dead. But too often, we don’t really know what content or format our audiences want so it’s easy to assume they no longer work.
Our clients tell us that they are struggling with bridging the needs of older audiences who appreciate magazines and print newsletters with the digital needs that seem to be the preference of many younger audiences.
It’s easy to assume that dropping print will save money, but sometimes what looks like an expense is actually an investment in delighting donors.
Don’t guess and make a costly decision. Let us analyze your current publications and goals to help you get the most out of your storytelling efforts. We’ll help you re-think your publication strategy through the eyes of your most important audiences…then re-imagine your content and design to delight your readers.
Today there are great options to please every audience.
We don’t know about you, but our mailboxes are pretty empty while social feeds and inboxes are exhaustingly full.
While printing and mailing is costly, you may have audiences that are hard to reach in other ways. And publications designed for print can be produced in short runs thanks to the economy of digital printing.
Print design is still an excellent choice for telling longer stories. The integration of your images and words can be designed in a way that is easy on the eyes and can be easily saved and returned to in the future.
In the past, a print-designed piece would be turned digital to save on printing and mailing and make the content available to broader audiences.
The days of pinching and page flipping on mobile are over — meet the needs of a modern audience with dynamic digital stories.
The technologies that were developed to solve the “printing is expensive” problem are nearly impossible to read on mobile screens — no matter how big those devices get. It’s time to give your readers a better experience.
At Iris we develop digital publications that maintain the impact of print while offering unparalleled opportunities for sparking engagement. Imagine integrating video, surveys, registration, and donation — impossible in print without typed links or clunky QR codes.
PDFs still have their place. They work well linked from websites that people view on desktops and laptops. They are a simple and economic option for one-off publications like annual reports and highlights from research.
If your storytelling program has — or needs — regular publication, a home base, dynamic content, and a creative, variable design then our platform may be the solution you’ve been looking for. See how we expanded the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society’s GROW magazine into a dynamic digital publication, cutting print issues in half by delivering quarterly digital versions.
We’ll help you consider the best path for your publications.
Need help building a brand that connects? Contact us to start building stronger relationships and better engagement for your organization.