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Posted by Glenn Taylor (Member # 162) on :
 
Well, I've been working on our marketing package and I think I've come up with what I'm lookng for. The images below are for our "decal" business. It is set up as a bi-fold.

A while back I had asked about color laser printers. I think we are going to with the Phaser 790 which will allow me to print up to 11"x17". Unfortunately, I don't quite have the $4400 necessary right now. So, I've decided to just stick with our inkjet printer for right now. Doing so added an additional limitations in doing the layout.

Anyhow, here is what I've worked up for the moment......



Side 1


Side 2

Our company colors are primarly Reflex Blue and PMS 368 (green); with black and white as secondary colors.

Anyhow, any thoughts - pro or con?

If this works out, I'll be using the same basic formula for our "Signs" and "Imprinted Apparel" business as well.
 


Posted by John Deaton III (Member # 925) on :
 
Glenn,personally, I wouldn't change a dang thing. The colors work, the layout works, and it gives off the impression of a professional business who takes pride in their work. Very clean, distinct, and attractive design. I'm impressed. Nice work.
 
Posted by Robert Beverly (Member # 1907) on :
 
Glen

I agree with John

Great layout!..but what do I know..
 


Posted by Myra Grozinger (Member # 327) on :
 
Glenn,

That's just awesome. I hope it makes you LOTS of money!

(Mark, writing from Myra's computer)

and ditto from me, Myra. I can't see anything that needs to change - it's beautifully balanced visually and in the information it gives about the range of your abilities.

Proud to know you!
 


Posted by Amy Brown (Member # 1963) on :
 
Looks fantastic! It looks like it would work great. Keep us posted!
 
Posted by cheryl nordby (Member # 1100) on :
 
Very nice Glenn! Classy
 
Posted by Ralph Lyon (Member # 2351) on :
 
Very Nice Glen,

How many are you doing?

We do full color Business cards and flyers
like yours on our laser. So much better than the
ink jet...
 


Posted by Diane Crowther (Member # 120) on :
 
It looks great Glenn! Motivates me to get going on our own.
 
Posted by Randy W. Robarge (Member # 2022) on :
 
Glenn,

I think the layout and colors are awesome!

The only item that seems difficult to me is the very first sentence (after "You are important to us"). It seems hard to read for some reason?

Just my thoughts. But the colors and layout are great!

Always like lookin' at your stuff.

Randy
 


Posted by Janette Balogh (Member # 192) on :
 
Very professional Glenn.
Love the vivid cool colours!
Conveys good messages!

A bang up job!
Janette
 


Posted by John Cordova (Member # 220) on :
 
Hey Glenn, it looks great just the way it is.

If you can't afford the 11x17 laser yet, you might want to try this place:

Twig One Stop, you can get 1,000 qty. , tri-fold brochures, 4/4 (four colors front,four colors back), printed on 100# gloss cover and they claim to have a 3-5 working days turnaround. And, they do all this for $325.00. I personally haven't used them yet but a friend of mine was happy with the results. You can contact them at www.TwigOneStop.com or call for a free distributor package at (561)740-9901. I hope this helps.

Also check out Tarvin Color Litho at 1-800-207-9444. They claim to do the same thing for $236. That would be on 80# Gloss Enamel paper.
 


Posted by Terry Bull Sign & Custom (Member # 1876) on :
 
Wouldn't change a thing ,a real nice layout

Terry
 


Posted by ScooterX (Member # 2023) on :
 
great layout, colors, etc.

the only thing i'd change or add is to be sure to include a sample decal. it could be a decal with your business name, but probably not. maybe a decal of Old Glory (USA flag) with your name in tiny type at the bottom or a "no-smoking" decal, again, with your name on the bottom. somthing that most people can use, rather than a throw-away.

depending on what you choose to include, you might think about how it is included (staple, tape, clip, or a pocket) and does it affect the layout of the other material (will it block some copy, or will you put it over the other graphics?).
 


Posted by Si Allen (Member # 420) on :
 
Glenn....your design suxx!

No Brush Script....No Olde English!!!


What's this world comming to?


 


Posted by Jim Mulligan (Member # 1956) on :
 
Kudos Glenn!!

Talent on loan from god.

Print it as is.

Regards,

Jim M.
 


Posted by Glenn Taylor (Member # 162) on :
 
Thanks everyone!

To explain more of what I'm doing.....

I was at a marketing seminar given at one of the Big Shows by NBM not too long ago. There were some suggestions made that I'm going to follow and see what happens.

The brochure is part of a marketing package I'm putting together. The "package" will be a 9"x12"x4" box that will hold the brochure (and some others I'm working on), sample decals, a sample sign, and a screen printed t-shirt. I intend to put together about 50 of these at a time and send them out to specific targets - schools, manufacturers, organizations, and so on.

When I have the whole thing together, I'll post some pics and some detailed info.
 


Posted by Kathy Joiner (Member # 1814) on :
 
Looiks great glenn. But would we expect anything less than your usual touch of class?
 
Posted by Dan Sawatzky (Member # 88) on :
 
Classy!

I love your marketing ideas! Something we all could do more of!

-dan
 




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