Hyper-Personalization in Print: What’s Possible Today
Will Lubaroff
January 30, 2026
Personalized printing once meant little more than swapping in a name or address. Today, marketers and publishers can tailor message, imagery and even how a piece is assembled so it feels intentionally designed for one
In 2026, education is more digital than ever. Many tests are taken on computers, tablets are common and AI tools are now part of the classroom conversation. Yet printed materials still deliver measurable learning advantages,
Education is personal. A third grader learning to read needs a different experience than a senior prepping for finals. A district adopting new standards needs updated pages fast, while a university needs recruitment materials that
This year, Walsworth turns 89. That number carries weight, not just because of its size, but because of everything behind it – nearly nine decades of craftsmanship, commitment and partnerships built on trust. From the
Educational publishing is not like general commercial print. Your products live hard lives in classrooms, libraries and backpacks. They need to look great, hold up to daily use and arrive on time for adoption cycles,
The U.S. Postal Service recently filed two formal requests with the Postal Regulatory Commission seeking changes to how postage rates are regulated for market dominant products, including First-Class Mail, Marketing Mail and Periodicals. USPS says
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