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Slim-jim design, fresh creative approach and another catalog’s demise help awards cataloger Hodges Badge Co. sprint through tough times
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Although the company was still gauging response to the first slim jims at press time, Rick Hodges says he’ll be patient before making any future format decisions. The company plans to give the slim-jim format at least 18 months to prove its value before even considering another format change.
Regardless of response and beyond the postage savings, the slim jim has yielded at least one other key benefit: The format change forced Hodges Badge to address and upgrade the catalog’s creative, an area that had been more or less neglected for years. This was welcome news to Art Director Sue Brescia, whose department was often hamstrung by the company’s reticence to change the book’s creative.
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Joe Keenan is the executive editor of Total Retail. Joe has more than 10 years experience covering the retail industry, and enjoys profiling innovative companies and people in the space.
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