Logos, flyers, brochures, business cards, and posters are good ways to build your brand in the mind of the consumer. Creating good experiences at every point of contact is the goal. As a growing business your printed material is one of the few assets that you have complete control over. Yet, many times the printed material is the second thought of the business owner but it is the first thought of the consumer.

The printed material maybe the only connection to your business that the consumers see. What is your printed material saying? How many times have you looked at a flyer and thought " I'm gonna check this out"? Your printed material must have impact. How do you create impact on printed material? Click here and find out the top five design elements to create impact.

Here is a list of a few printers I like to work with:
1.) Overnight prints
2.) Nextday flyers
3.) Got print

The printers listed above provide offset lithography. offset lithography is based on the repulsion of oil and water.This is the most common printing method. The image is transfered from plate to a rubber blanket then to the substrate (paper stock).

Inkjet printing has become wide spread due to the low cost and high quality out put. This is most commonly used for desktop printing.