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Still using the template-based logo you created in Canva? Perhaps you feel your branding no longer aligns with your evolved business? There are many reasons why you could be considering to level up your branding in 2023, but if you’re still trying to pinpoint your desire for change or simply wonder if it’s worth adopting
Read MoreIf you’re handing out business cards anywhere from a networking event to a convention, you’re not the only one. So, how can yours stand out from the stack that interested parties receive? While extras like foil accents and a heavier weight stock can elevate your card, there are other, more unique ways to make your
Read MoreAre you after some unique and creative elements for your business cards? Then you’ve come to the right place! We have some fun ideas that will help you stand out from the crowd. Firstly, and for anyone who is still on the fence, business cards are a must whether an individual or company wants to
Read MoreUnlike floppy disks or a good old Rolodex, business cards are something that have withstood the test of time (and won’t be going anywhere anytime soon!). That’s because if created and used correctly, they have the power to land you new business opportunities and connections — which already gives you a little taste as to
Read MoreIf you’re sitting at your desk right now, take a good look at what’s around you. What do you see? A stack of notebooks? Perhaps a pile of pens? Your calendar reminding you of a deadline that’s slipped your mind (you’re welcome)? Most of what you see is unsurprisingly found on desks across the globe,
Read MoreWith technology being so temperamental, it’s no surprise that many people still prefer putting pen to paper. Whether it’s for a to-do list, jotting down notes during a phone call or anything in between, notepads really are a necessity at work—so, how can you turn that into a brand awareness opportunity? Three words: custom printed
Read MoreLooking for a unique and useful promotional gift? You’ve come to the right place! Giving your clients a customised calendar is a fantastic way to spread brand awareness, year round (and yes, it’s something they will actually use!). This is because they are a cost-effective marketing tool that can be completely customised and branded with
Read MoreIf you’re looking for a unique way to achieve additional exposure of your brand, this is it! Printing business calendars for client and prospect gifts allows your brand to be seen and appreciated on a daily basis. That’s exactly why calendars shouldn’t be overlooked as an important part of your marketing strategy! As a cost-effective
Read MoreCustom designing and printing spelling journals for your school is not only a great way to communicate tips and spelling lists, but offers a great way to track the progress of your students. It’s an organised and structured way of presenting learning material to students in a compact, saddle-stitched booklet format. Instead of offering “off
Read MorePrinting flyers and brochures are a convenient and cost effective way to share information about your business and promote key messages to your customers and prospects. A great eye-catching design and a professional print job will make all the difference. There is nothing quite like creating a brochure design that really appeals to your senses – something that you can hold, feel and read. It provides an amazing range of opportunities for your business to create beautiful, multi-sensory pieces of work that simply cannot be replicated in any other way.
Today we will offer 10 useful tips for your brochure design:
1. DESIGN FOR PRINT
When designing your brochure it’s important to think of the end process – how will this look once printed? If you design it correctly from the beginning, you will save yourself a lot of trouble when you want to print, as what may look good on screen, may be unsuitable for print. Things to consider include using the correct page size, using correct colours (CMYK, not RGB), using press quality images (300dpi) and using good margins (nothing too close to the trimmed edge), just to name a few.
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