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mercredi 27 janvier 2010

Brochure Printing - Things To Take Into Consideration

By Jerry Banks

Brochures are extremely effective promotional tools for all kinds of companies. They incorporate important info about a company like its products and their superiority over the competitor, its key features, its contact info, and so on, therefore giving dependability to it in the market place. Since, they play an essential role as a marketing tool it is important that they are designed professionally and printed in good quality. This article will offer you some key tips on brochure printing & design.

The primary purpose of a brochure is to provide information. However, it also has to be good-looking, so that potential customers are are curious to read it. Along with stylish use of colours, an appropriate layout of text and images is also very important in brochure design. All the elements like fonts, borders, graphics etc. should fuse perfectly. The brochure must look neat and attractive, without sacrificing the simplicity and structure.

While designing a brochure, brochure printing aspects should be kept in mind. It is suggested to get a test print of the designed brochure to get an idea of how the final result will appear before sending it for a mass print job.

The design should be developed taking into account the brochure printing budget. In case you have a restricted budget, you can always explore the option of black and white printing as it is much less expensive than colour printing. If you are not pulled back by budget and are planning for colorful brochures, then thicker and glossier papers should be used, as they improve the beauty of colour prints. If the brochure needs to be printed on both sides of the paper, then the paper chosen for such a product must be thick enough for fine quality printing.

Looking for discounts from the printing company makes good sense if brochure printing is being done on a large scale. However, never sacrifice quality, as you do not want to create a poor impression of your organization on prospective customers.

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