Tips for Banner Design and Printing

Unless you’re trying to run some secretive underground nightclub, your business needs some kind of marking to let potential guests know it’s there. In choosing how to broadcast your name to the public, there are a few different options. You can have a custom sign painted or printed. These can cost a pretty penny, and they’re often very heavy and immobile – they’ll generally be affixed to the wall on the outside of your establishment. This is great if you have a big business that’s completely stationary. But if your operation sometimes hits the road for tradeshows, to do product samplings, or to represent in other capacities outside your store, it can be nice to have a banner that’s bold, bright, lightweight and fully portable so that you can create instant visibility and mobile advertising, wherever you might roam.

Note Pads

In this digital age, there is something to be said for the simplicity of just jotting something down. The act of writing a “note to self” by hand is somehow more memorable than simply typing another text message into a cell phone or even pasting an event into the calendar attached to your email account. Don’t get us wrong – those things are valuable time-tracking tools. But in our experience, they don’t swallow up the need to write physical notes to oneself. And it’s even better if you can go on to stick said handwritten note to your desk, refrigerator, dashboard, or wherever else you’re likely to see it.

6 Tips for Printing Custom Letterheads

There’s a big difference between writing business correspondence on a plain piece of paper and putting your words on stationery that’s anchored by your business’s official logo and info. There’s an air of authenticity you can achieve with official stationery that’s simply lacking on unadorned 8.5×11. It may seem silly, but it’s inarguably true. Letterheads make correspondence seem more legit, whether you’re a doctor, a florist, or a salesman.