A breakdown of special finishes in print
How do you make your print marketing material a little bit more special and stand out from your competitors? we’ve put together a (very helpful) guide to help you
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How do you make your print marketing material a little bit more special and stand out from your competitors? we’ve put together a (very helpful) guide to help you
The design is complete. The document has been made print ready. Now it is time to decide how you are going to put it all together. But with so many binding options available, how do you decide which is right for your publication?
Even in a digital world, business cards are still considered an effective marketing tool, but how do you make yours stand out from the rest?
If you have ever wondered which type of print is best for your marketing material or you keep hearing the words ‘digital or litho’ when talking about print, then you have come to the right place.
With more people at home and getting online fatigue, it is not surprising that direct mail has proved resilient during the pandemic, with many organisations exploiting its unique cut-through.
Adding a foil or Spot UV finish to your print is a sure way to make a bigger impression with your marketing materials as well as add a luxurious look and feel. However, submitting your artwork files for foiling or spot UV can be tricky if you are not sure how to. Don’t worry though, we have put together a step-by-step guide to help you do just that.
Does print still have a place in retail? Well if you want to influence a customer’s buying behaviour and have the opportunity to up-sell, the simple answer is yes.
Whether you’re designing graphics for a fabric exhibition stand, outdoor banner or even for signage, your designs must stand out from the crowd as well be prepared correctly for large format printing.
The COVID-19 pandemic has posed challenges for businesses all across the UK but as many of us move from ‘crisis mode’ to ‘build and recovery’, you might be thinking…’what happens next?’
Digital content is an important component to your marketing strategy and should be taken advantage of to promote your products and services, but if you’re thinking of directing all your marketing budget to digital, think again.