IS PRINT MEDIA STILL IMPORTANT?

In this, the digital age, is there any point to print?

The answer is yes. People still respond to printed advertisements, often times better than digital ones, simply because they are real. Customers like to be able to interact with things in the real world, and are more likely to respond to something that they can physically pick up and examine.

For example, a custom printed, full color brochure is an excellent way to market your product, company or service. Even a brochure with only a few pages can be a very powerful tool in the hands of an expert marketer.

Give it a try today!

REALTOR BROCHURE MARKETING

If you're a Realtor, one of the best ways to market yourself is with a professionally printed full color brochure that showcases your new listings!

A brochure is an excellent format to mail or drop off to your clients, as it's something that can be picked up and read in-depth on the customers' own time.

You can also advertise your recent successes! Nothing sells you better than a proven track record, so make sure part of your new brochure features homes that have been sold.

STOCK UP ON BUSINESS SUPPLIES TODAY

Great leaping lizards! The holidays are upon us and the year is about to change! That means it's time to get those last minute business supply orders in!

Notepads, business cards, brochures and yes, even rolodex cards must be ordered quickly, before time runs out and we arrive in the new year with no way to promote ourselves!

GREAT SCOTT!

PUMP UP THE VOLUME ON YOUR BUSINESS

Every successful business knows the importance of professional print media.

From Presentation Folders, to Brochures, Booklets, Catalogs and Postcards, your business can benefit from the power of printed promotional media. Putting something physical in the hands of your customers is often more effective than digital media advertising, because they can interact with it in the real world.

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Business Cards or Flyers?

When designing a business card, the main thing to remember is "what is the point"? The purpose of a business card is primarily to provide someone with your contact information. Chiefly your name, title, phone number, email, address and website.

Many times we see examples of business cards that people are treating like flyers, cramming as much information as space will allow. (ex. 10% off! Punch this card 5 times and get one free! By the way, let me tell you a little about myself. I was born in blablablablabla... etc.) This is not a good idea. It leaves an impression of confusion and disorganization, which are not words that you want your customers to associate with your business.

If your main goal is to advertise, it's best to stick to flyers, postcards and marketing brochures. These items are larger and built for colorful graphics and ad copy.