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- February, 22 2010 - Another satisfied customer.
Pleased to receive this in the email box today:
We love our biz cards from Colour Sells. They look and feel classy, and they don't seem to get battered in your pocket like other less well-finished cards I've come across, so I'm always proud to hand them out. Susi C, Standby - February, 17 2010 - Always appreciated - client referrals
Isn't it nice when out of the blue, new business comes in as a result of existing customers singing your praises.
- February, 9 2010 - Need a template for your business card design?
If you need help in laying out your artwork, have a look under the 'Print Templates' heading. There are a number of templates that will give you all the dimensions, together with the necessary bleed settings. If you have any questions, either e-mail me, or phone on 07919 823 263.
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- February, 9 2010 - Roller Banners
A new introduction to my range is a roller banner size 2m x .8m. This is an ideal way of getting your product noticed at networking evets, exhibitions etc. Priced at 0nly £99, it's not going to break the bank to get yourself a great bit of publicity. Phone 07919 823 263 if you need more info.
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- February, 9 2010 - Mailing? Some helpful hints
Companies can save substantial amounts of money by eliminating the need for envelopes. The possibility of creating a self-mailer should be considered with any direct mail piece.
A self-mailer is simply a piece of mail that doesn't require an envelope. All of the necessary mailing information is located on one of the outside panels.
Because self-mailers do not require envelopes, you must be more creative when designing the format, since you don't have the luxury of an envelope to contain any extra sheets of printed material.
Here are some things to consider when designing a self-mailer:- Will the delivery address be printed directly on the self-mailer, or will self-adhesive labels be used?
- The amount of written material in the self-mailer will determine the overall size of the mailer.
- Information needs to flow quickly and smoothly from the initial pitch to the fine print. The fewer words needed to convey your message, the better.
- The type of closure needs to assure safe passage through the mail. Staples are used often, but many people find them unappealing. Miniature self-adhesives are available in many colours, shapes, and sizes.
- If perforated sections are used, keep them in mind so that nothing can slip loose while being passed through the mail.
- Will the delivery address be printed directly on the self-mailer, or will self-adhesive labels be used?