Looking For Info About Bulk DVD Replication?
Steven Ross
These days business cards alone may not be satisfactory to keep your company in the minds of potential customers. A good strategy is to create custom DVDs which showcase you or your business's goods and services. Why not make short videos demonstrating your product or showing off your facility? If you are a software company that gives free trials of your programs you should consider investing in bulk DVD replication.
It would certinaly be a waste of your valuable employee's time for them to continually replicate your sample DVDs with consumer DVD burners. You could outsource the manufacturing of your DVDs to a company which specializes in bulk DVD replication. But, with the proper equipment not being exceedingly expensive or time consuming why not do it in-house and cut out the middle man? Companies like the Taiwanese ACARD Technologies offer DVD Duplicators and Replicators capable of producing as many as 21 or 30 DVDs at a time.
Remember these are going to be your business cards. A plain vanilla DVD-R that looks like a bootleg mix of pirated music your intern listens to is not going to be that impressive. New products such as the "Labelflash" DVD discs offered by Fujifilm offer you the ability to burn images onto the top of the DVD and thus make it more eye catching. Of course, these require more expensive devices to produce. Another option is to produce labels or envelopes for your DVDs which will stand out and get noticed.
Bulk DVD Replication is going to require an investment of both time and money on your part, but the rewards may be well worth it. A well thought out and organized campaign of DVD distribution could reap far greater return than an extensive traditional marketing campaign. Depending on the size of your business it may be logical to even dedicate an entire position the company to the creation, manufacture, and distribution of these DVDs.
So how should you distribute them? Bulk DVD Replication is only good if you have the means to efficiently distribute the finished product. As mentioned before, offering them in place of a traditional business card is a start. Mass mailing is, of course, another option. If your business deals directly with consumers you might also set up a display in your place of business and include incentives for them to take one. Incentives could include: free wallpaper, tips on your product, or interesting facts. The possibilities are endless.
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