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Print Marketing Tip 2: It's in the touch
Quality marketing materials make a quality impression.
When you receive print marketing materials through the door - say, a leaflet for a fast food take-away or double glazed windows - and they are printed on flimsy, low quality paper, what impression does it give you?
You might think, "This company is spending as little on marketing as possible. Perhaps it is not making much profit. Perhaps this is because the company's products and services aren't that good." Then you probably won't buy from them.
Create a fabulous impression
Now think about the other end of the spectrum. Have you ever received a really high quality piece of print marketing? A beautiful property brochure, for example? One that was printed on high quality paper, with a luxurious texture or finish? What was your impression of that company?
It goes without saying, but print marketing which appeals to our senses - both sight and touch - can create a fabulous impression.
What's more, the options available to you are almost limitless. There is a huge range of different papers and finishes available. And by discussing the effects you want to achieve with an expert print marketing company, you can find the very best materials for your promotion.
Control your costs
These specialist papers do come at a higher cost. However this makes them ideal for shorter runs, which in turn makes them far more prestigious. Your customers will not only feel like they are dealing with a very high-end company - they will also feel that you value their custom more.
Discussing your needs with your printing company will also allow you to keep costs to a minimum, by choosing the optimum sheet sizes and print volumes for your needs
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Posted by: Taor Morris on 07 June 2011
















