Author Biography – Seamus Barton

About: Seamus Barton
Seamus Barton - Author
Seamus Barton joined Troi Mailing Services in 2014 after graduating from York University with a Bachelor’s Degree in Professional Writing. As a manager of print and direct mail solutions, he sees how words play an important role in personalizing any experience. Seamus’ passion for writing motivates him to provide frequent direct marketing content that supports each Client’s individual needs. Please chat with Seamus about commercial printing and direct mailing campaigns, or about how to marry digital and physical strategies for optimal Smartmail Marketing success.

You can connect with Seamus on LinkedIn or by calling Troi Mailing Services at 1-866-486-0423 or via email at seamus@troimail.com. Read his latest article featured in Direct Marketing Magazine on “Dimensional Mail: Marketing’s Buffet Lobster“

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Recent blog posts

How Your Brain Reacts to Print vs Digital

Posted by Seamus Barton on 11 November 2019

Speak to any online marketer, and they’ll tell you that digital advertising is the way of the future. Speak to any scientist who studies advertising’s effects on the brain, and they’ll tell you something else...Read More